Never miss a sci-fi or cyberpunk release again.
Event Horizon is a community-curated calendar of upcoming sci-fi releases — built by fans, for fans, with no ads, no tracking, and no algorithm deciding what you should care about.
- See what's coming, at a glance. A clean, browsable calendar of everything sci-fi and cyberpunk on the horizon — movies, anime, games, manga, and more. A month strip shows which months have something for you, so you can jump straight there.
- Find exactly your kind of story. Filter by type and by theme — cyberpunk, dystopian, mecha, space opera, and a dozen more — to surface what you're into, or stumble onto something new. Filters and month live in the URL, so you can share any view as a link.
- Built by the community, for the community. Every entry on the calendar was submitted by someone who was excited about it. No submission requires an account, an email, or any personal info at all.
Spotted something missing? Adding it takes less than a minute:
- Head to the Submit a Release page.
- Paste a source link. For Steam, AniList, Bandcamp, Backloggd and TMDB links, one click autofills title, date and cover. Then pick the type and the themes that fit.
- The release date is optional: if nothing has been announced yet, leave it blank and it'll be added once a date is confirmed.
- Once a moderator approves it, it shows up on the calendar automatically.
Have a GitHub account and want to track your own submission? Use the Submit a Release issue template instead — same result, but you can follow along and edit it yourself.
Spotted a mistake on something already on the calendar (dead link, wrong date, wrong tags)? Use Report a Correction — this one requires a GitHub account, since a moderator needs to reference your report while fixing the original entry.
Not sure if something counts as a new release, or which date to use for a manga or series? Check the Submission Guidelines wiki page first.
Want to help build Event Horizon itself, or just curious how the submission-to-calendar pipeline works under the hood? Everything technical — architecture, autofill endpoints, project structure, how tags are managed — lives in ARCHITECTURE.md.
Code here is open — fork it, remix it, run your own version (LICENSE) but keep it open.
/data, though, is under CC LICENSE: rebuild your own dataset, don't copy-paste ours.
Autofill uses the TMDB, AniList, Steam and Bandcamp public data; see about for credits. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
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