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Tsuzuku Beta

A second Android app from the same hands as Nani-me — smaller, newer, and built around the parts of playback Nani-me cannot reach.

Tsuzuku is built on a library that hands back adaptive streams, separate sub and dub episode lists, and real subtitle tracks — so it can offer playback controls Nani-me has nothing to attach to. In return it has none of the things that simply take time to build, offline downloads first among them. It is in beta: newer, smaller and less proven. Nani-me remains the complete app.

Beta

Tsuzuku

Android App (Phones & Tablets)
  • Version v1.0.2 (Beta)
  • Released August 30, 2026
  • Size ~31 MB
  • Requirement Android 7.0+ (arm64 only)
  • Subtitles Selectable tracks
  • Updates Over-the-air
Download APK (Tsuzuku Beta)

Built for 64-bit devices only — there is no universal APK for this one yet. Tsuzuku installs alongside Nani-me; the two share nothing and do not conflict.

Touch Controls

Every Gesture, One Screen

The player is gesture driven. Slide, hold or tap anywhere on the picture — there is no menu to hunt through.

Single tap

Brings the controls up, and puts them away again. Nothing else moves.

Double tap either side

Jumps ten seconds back or forward. Keep tapping and the jumps stack, so four taps really do move you forty seconds — the counter and the picture agree.

Press and hold

Runs at 2× for as long as you hold, anywhere on the picture, and drops back the moment you let go.

Slide on the left

Brightness, and only while you are watching. The player hands the screen back when you leave, so auto-brightness carries on as normal.

Slide on the right

Volume, without reaching for the hardware keys or covering the picture with a system slider.

Lock

Freezes every gesture at once, so a hand across the screen does nothing. Tap it again to bring them back.

Quality, audio track and subtitles sit beside a +85s button in the controls rather than behind a settings gear, and the player stays landscape whichever way the rest of the app is set.

Side by Side

Nani-me vs Tsuzuku

Where they differ, and why you might keep both.

Feature Nani-me Tsuzuku (Beta)
Maturity Stable, two years of polish Beta, first public build
Video Single progressive MP4 Adaptive HLS
Quality switching Auto, or lock a rendition mid-episode
Subtitles Burned into the video Real tracks — size, colour and background all yours
Two speakers, or a sign over dialogue Both shown at once
Sub / dub Shown as a count Separate lists, switchable mid-episode
Offline downloads Not yet
Blocked-ISP workaround (DNS-over-HTTPS) Native module System DNS
Android TV edition Phones and tablets only
Ratings, Related and Recommended
Continue Watching & saved library
Airing schedule & genre browsing
Player gestures (brightness, volume, scrub, hold 2×)
Skip intro, auto-play next, playback speed
Over-the-air updates

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