ONE SHELF FOR EVERYTHING YOU READ
Mango gathers manga and manhwa from the sources you choose into one library, and reads them in the browser on any screen.
WHAT IT DOES
- Every source, one shelfPopular and latest lists for each source, one search across all of them, and one library with categories for what you follow.
- A reader for each kindPaged left to right or right to left, vertical, or one long strip for webtoons. Keyboard, touch and wheel. It opens at the page you left.
- New chapters find youYour library is checked on a schedule, and what you have not read yet is counted for you.
- Read with no networkChapters download as CBZ files and open without the source.
- Progress that followsAniList, MyAnimeList, Kitsu and MangaUpdates keep up as you read.
- A shelf of your ownYour library, history and settings are yours. Nobody else sees what you read.
- Bring what you haveA backup from Mihon or Suwayomi carries your library, read chapters and history across, and Mango writes one they read.
- Your reading apps tooThe library is an OPDS catalog: apps that read one browse it and fetch chapters.
- Yours to look atSix looks, six accent colours, light and dark, or colours you pick.
HOW TO START
- Get invitedThis Mango is not open to everyone. Whoever runs it sends you an invitation link, or a name with a first password.
- Make it yoursWith a link, you pick your own name and password. With a name and password, sign in and change the password under Settings.
- ReadPick sources under Browse, add what you follow to your library, and open a chapter.
WHAT IT IS
Mango is a reader, not a collection. It holds no titles of its own: pages come from the sources you choose, when you open them.
It is open source, under the Apache License 2.0. Anyone can run one: github.com/apixelsnet/mango.