# Profile Statistics

Your Profile Stats (or **My Stats**) dashboard on Simkl offers a comprehensive overview of your watching habits across TV shows, anime, and movies. Think of it as your personal viewing “fingerprint” — it visualizes what you’ve watched, what you love, and how you compare to the wider Simkl community.&#x20;

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## Feature Overview

The **My Stats** section aggregates all the data you’ve logged (Watched, Completed, Dropped, Plan to Watch) into clear, colorful charts and graphs.

This not only helps you track progress but also:

* **Discover Patterns:** Identify binge-watching streaks or genre preferences.
* **Reflect** on your viewing habits (e.g., time spent watching each week).
* **Compare** your stats with other community members.
* **Community Insight:** Gauge where you stand compared to other Simkl users.
* **Set goals**, like “Watch 100 hours of anime this month.”

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## Accessing Your Profile Stats

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1. **Log In** to your Simkl account.
2. Click on the **Profile** icon in the top navigation bar.
3. Select **My Stats** from the dropdown menu (under your avatar).
4. You will see a dashboard with multiple sections — scroll to explore all widgets.

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## Exploring the Key Sections

### 1. Spent Watching Overview

* **Title:** SPENT Watching TV Shows, Anime & Movies
* **Display:** Total days, hours, and minutes spent across all media.
* **Share Buttons:** Quickly post your watch-time stats to X (formerly Twitter) or Facebook.

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**Example:**

```
SPENT
TV Shows, Anime & Movies
383 : 21 : 16   (Days : Hours : Minutes)
```

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### 2. Watched TV / Anime / Movies Breakdown

* **Panels for Each Media Type:**
  * **Watched TV**
  * **Watched Anime**
  * **Watched Movies**
* **Metrics Provided:**
  * Total time spent (days:hours:minutes)
  * Number of Completed titles (plus episodes count for TV/anime)
  * Currently Watching (titles & percentage watched)
  * Plan to Watch (number of titles & episodes/hours left)
  * On Hold & Dropped

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**Example Layout:**

```
⏺ Watched TV
215 : 6 : 40
142 completed (5,664 eps)
96 watching (2,037 eps, 16% watched)
1,506 plan to watch (82,145 eps left)
4 on hold (19 eps)
9 dropped (30 eps)
```

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### 3. Stats by Years

* **Interactive Chart:** Toggle between TV shows, anime, and movies by selecting the icons at the top of the chart.
* **Release Year Bars:** Visualize how many titles you’ve watched from each year.
* **Average Titles Per Year:** Below the chart, see your average titles watched per year over the last 5 years.

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**How to Use:**

* Click **TV**, **Anime**, or **Movies** icon to switch datasets.
* Hover over bars to see exact watch counts for each release year.

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### 4. Last Week’s Activity

* **Spent Watching Last Week:** Breakdown in hours and minutes for TV shows, anime, and movies over the past 7 days.
* **Total Watched Last Week:** Aggregate watch time across all media in the last week.
* **Share Results:** Share your weekly stats to X or Facebook to brag about your binge marathon!

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**Example:**

```
Spent Watching Last Week
TV Shows:  5h 20m
Anime:     1h 40m
Movies:    2h 05m

Total Watched Last Week: 9h 05m
```

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### 5. Using the Discord Bot Command (`/my stats`) in Discord Servers.

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1. **Invite the Simkl Bot** to your Discord server.
2. Type `/my stats` in any channel where the bot has access.
3. The bot will reply with your profile stats, including:
   * Total time spent
   * TV shows, anime, and movies breakdown
   * Weekly watch time
   * Direct links to your Watchlists (TV, anime, movies)
4. **Share or archive** your stats within Discord to compare with friends!

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## Checking Anyone’s Stats (Public Profiles)

* **Public Access:** Whether registered or not, you can view any Simkl member’s public stats by visiting:

  ```
  https://simkl.com/[USER_ID]/stats/
  ```

  **Example:**

  * Andrew Masyk (user ID 51): <https://simkl.com/51/stats/>

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* **What You Can See:**
  * Total time spent
  * Media breakdowns
  * Stats by years
  * Last Week’s activity (if public)

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Your **My Stats** page on Simkl provides a powerful, visual snapshot of your entire watch journey—from total hours logged to weekly viewing patterns.

Whether tracking personal milestones, competing with friends, or simply reflecting on your preferences, Profile

&#x20;Stats offer actionable insights to enhance your streaming experience. Don’t forget to share your achievements and compare stats with friends—let the watch marathons begin!


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