prdb.net adds OnlyFans, ManyVids and Fansly to its creator catalogue
A dedicated Fans view, more precise creator filters and improved release matching: what the latest prdb.net update brings to Usenet collections.
Creator releases now have a dedicated home in the prdb.net catalogue. The new Fans view brings OnlyFans, ManyVids and Fansly records into one searchable interface. For an existing collection, the useful detail is how PRDB distinguishes platform accounts, people and individual releases.
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This article draws on the October 22, 2026 update announcement, revised on October 23. It describes support for the three platforms alongside changes to search, previews and matching. Here is what matters for people maintaining their own libraries.
Search by publishing account or person
The Fans view lets users select one or several platforms and search titles or account names. Cards identify the platform and handle; selecting a handle narrows the view to that account.
The distinction between Account and Person matters. A publishing profile and the people appearing in a video are separate relationships. A guest appearance does not establish account ownership, and identical handles on different platforms remain separate accounts. The person filter uses recorded ownership and performer credits.
That separation makes sense for cataloguing: users can follow a creator’s publishing account or look for appearances by the person. Results depend on the relationships already recorded in the database.
Missing previews need not hide records
Fans opens with With image selected. Switch to All to search the available catalogue more broadly; otherwise records without previews remain hidden. Without image isolates those entries.
PRDB also labels titles initially extracted from release names. This gives users a way to judge metadata maturity: a record can exist while still being incomplete. It is a useful addition for anyone accustomed to navigating visually, as covered in our article on previews and the PRDB API.
What changes in release matching
For OnlyFans and Fansly, the operator reports recognition of additional naming formats. Supported releases of the same scene at different resolutions can reference one video record while retaining separate release identities. That helps associate multiple files with a single scene. The announcement says existing duplicate records are not automatically merged.
ManyVids uses the same browsing interface. However, the stated matching improvements specifically concern OnlyFans and Fansly. They do not establish equivalent recognition coverage for ManyVids or a complete catalogue of any of the three platforms.
Keep track of catalogue additions
For recurring checks, Date added can be more useful than Release date: an older video may have only just entered the catalogue. Favourite and Wanted filters narrow results, and search parameters appear in the URL so useful views can be bookmarked.
For Usenet users, the value is metadata that is easier to associate with releases. Indexers and download clients still supply NZBs and handle downloads. Fans is accessible with a free web account; connected collection tools require a paid API plan. A PRDB account does not include subscriptions to the three creator platforms.
As of October 25, 2026. Analysis based on the linked operator announcement; no signed-in account testing.