DramaLens vs AsianWiki
AsianWiki is a long-running wiki, written and edited by hand. It's great for reading about a title, but it won't tell you where to watch it, and it isn't made for phones. DramaLens is: updated automatically, with where to watch in your country, alerts and tracking.
Side by side
| DramaLens | AsianWiki | |
|---|---|---|
| How it's kept up to date | Automatically: robots check official sources every day | Edited by hand, like Wikipedia |
| Where to watch | Official services checked for your country, with links | No where-to-watch links; title pages name the TV channel only |
| On your phone | Made for phones; installable like an app | Wiki software from 2013 (MediaWiki 1.21); on a phone, title pages scroll sideways |
| Alerts | Push alerts for new episodes, new seasons and actors you follow | No alerts |
| Tracking | Watching, Plan to watch, Completed and more, plus ratings and recommendations | No watchlist or tracking |
| What it covers | Korean dramas and Korean movies | Asian dramas and films, including Japanese titles |
Why fans use DramaLens
- Tells you where to watch, checked for your country, with a link to the official service.
- Built for your phone, not a desktop wiki squeezed onto a small screen.
- Updated automatically, so new episodes, seasons and trailers show up without waiting for an editor.
- Track what you're watching and want to watch, see where to watch each one, and get alerts.
Where AsianWiki is still better
- Long, detailed write-ups, and Japanese titles as well as Korean.
Use both
Read AsianWiki if you want every detail about a title. Use DramaLens to decide what to watch, find where to watch it, and never miss the next episode.
We checked AsianWiki's own pages on 20 Oct 2026. Sites change; if something here is out of date, tell us at hello@dramalens.com and we'll fix it. Also see: DramaLens vs MyDramaList.