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If you liked Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen add

...then you might like Kesa mo Yuraretemasu ​ add

Similar in how the interactions between the couples are explored and described. Similar comedic style as well.

If you liked Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru.: Monologue add

...then you might like Douka Ore wo Houtteoite Kure: Nazeka Bocchi no Owatta Koukou Seikatsu wo Kanojo ga Kaeyou to Shitekuru add

I don't think that anyone who has read both series will argue that 'Douka Ore wo Houtteoite Kure: Nazeka Bocchi no Owatta Koukou Seikatsu wo Kanojo ga Kaeyou to Shitekuru' isn't 'heavily inspired' by oregairu. It doesn't only wear its influence on its sleeve, it is fully coated in it. This 'influence' is so blatantly obvious that the other aspects of the series kinda fall to the wayside. Some of the character interactions are passable and even fun in Douka, but nothing really comes close to Oregairu. If you somehow haven't read Oregairu yet you are in a for a treat. If it is the other way around you will have a decently fun time for what it is worth..

If you liked Ohayou, Ibarahime add

...then you might like Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku add

I am honestly surprised no one has made this recommendation before. These two series have a lot in common. They are both drama romance series with a similar coming of age type story. I think that the way the main characters mature and develop their relationships with the people around them is particularly similar. The main difference between the two would be the heavier tone of Ibarahime, but even if that is normally not your thing I still think you should give it a shot.

If you liked Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint add

...then you might like Surviving Romance add

Similar themes of novel characters facing the reality of their existence and the meaning of fiction in this context. I know this sounds vague but going into detail would be a spoiler for both series.

If you liked 5-toubun no Hanayome add

...then you might like Houkago no Idol ni wa Himitsu ga Aru add

Book smart disinterested guy main character starts tutoring a bubbly popular girl with her (or their) own set of issues.

If you liked Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou add

...then you might like Houseki no Kuni add

Both take place in a more calm future version of earth. General themes of learning about times long since passed and what it means to be human are very present in both works. While land of the lustrous is much more of a mystery drama, both have this melancholic feel which make them stand out to me. The passing of time is also incorperated into these stories in a way that is somewhat unexpected. It's almost a plot point, it serves to contrast certain characters and development against others for both manga. Both also happen to be quite fantastic.

If you liked Zeikin de Katta Hon add

...then you might like Super no Ura de Yani Suu Futari add

Both have a focus on work places and the relationships of the people who work there. Both are about people getting to know each other more. Both have similar female characters and both are seinen manga.

If you liked Ansatsu Kyoushitsu add

...then you might like Munou na Nana add

Talentless nana is arguably an amalgamation of elements from series like assassination classroom, death note, danganronpa etc but to me the ac influence is definitely the strongest. From the way the characters interact, to the archetypes portrayed as well as the general style of shounen manga both go for. There is also the militairy aspect that both interweave in their plot. Not to mention that they both use the classroom setting as a way to develop characters and both stories initially take place in a remote location basically cut off from society. If you like one I wouldn't doubt you would atleast be intrigued by the other.

If you liked Chainsaw Man add

...then you might like Hachigatsu Kokonoka Boku wa Kimi ni Kuwareru. add

Design of the devils and youkai are somewhat similar but it's mostly the way the story is told that makes me think they are comparable. I am fairly certain that if you like one you'd enjoy the other.

If you liked Angel Beats! add

...then you might like Rewrite add

Both based on visual novels which is very apparent in the style of adaptation which is something I personally enjoy a lot.

If you liked Spirit Circle add

...then you might like Shinigami to Gin no Kishi add

Both have a similar story line and similar anotgonists. Also a similar dynamic between the antogonist and the female hero (kinda). If liked shinigami you'll probaby enjoy spirit circle. Not to sure about the other way around but the similarities are there.

If you liked Saihate no Paladin add

...then you might like Sousou no Frieren add

Similar style of fantasy manga. Both deal with the concept of living on after an adventure, and the death of companions. Both series have this more grounded fantasy world feel and are more character focused. They are also both pretty damn good aswell.

If you liked Koi to Senkyo to Chocolate add

...then you might like Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e add

Both anime have a high school setting that is more similar to a company or even a country rather than an actual school. They also focus on politics (if you could call it that) and human drama. Chocolate does have a bigger focus on romance though, it's also a bit more light hearted.

If you liked Angel Beats! add

...then you might like Persona 3 the Movie 4: Winter of Rebirth add

Angel beats is about accepting death, The persona 3 movies (and the game aswell) also have a similar theme of accepting and living with death though persona 3 does go about it in a darker way.