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Kotatsu
Manga reader for Android
Kotatsu is an open-source manga reader for Android that supports local file reading and integration with sources via Tachiyomi extensions. It offers a sleek UI, smooth reading experience, and the ability to import downloaded manga from various sources. Kotatsu is designed for offline reading and emphasizes customization and privacy. -
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Mihon
Free and open source manga reader for Android
Mihon is a full-featured, open-source manga and comic reader app for Android designed to make discovering and reading manga, webtoons, and comics easy and customizable on mobile devices. Built as a community-driven successor to apps like Tachiyomi, Mihon combines a rich set of reading tools with a clean, user-friendly interface that supports local content as well as integrations with popular tracking services such as MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, MangaUpdates, Shikimori, and Bangumi. ... -
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TachiyomiSY
Free and open source manga reader for Android
Tachiyomi is a free and open source manga reader for Android 6.0 and above. This version of Tachiyomi, TachiyomiSY was based off TachiyomiAZ. This version is meant to push forward in the ways of usability and features. TachiyomiSY tries to push forward where it can, but staying in a place where it can easily grab updates and features from the main app, it tries to make new features, or take features from other forks like J2K and Neko. -
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Animeko
100% Kotlin/Compose Multiplatform
Animeko is an open-source anime streaming app for Android, offering a modern and community-driven alternative for watching anime. It aggregates content from various public sources and supports multiple features to enhance the viewing experience, including subtitles, episode tracking, and source customization. -
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Aniyomi
An app for manga and anime
Aniyomi is an anime and manga streaming app for Android based on Tachiyomi, extending its functionality to include anime streaming alongside manga reading. It supports various sources through extensions, download capabilities, episode tracking via services like MyAnimeList and AniList, and a rich set of customization options. -
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Komikku
Free and open source manga reader for Android
Komikku is an open-source manga reader application designed for Linux-based systems, providing a modern and customizable interface for reading manga from various online sources. It integrates with multiple content providers through a modular extension system, allowing users to browse, search, and read manga within a single application. The app supports both online reading and offline downloads, enabling flexible access to content depending on user preferences. It features a clean and... -
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Tachiyomi
Free and open source manga reader for Android
Tachiyomi is a free and open source manga reader for Android 6.0 and above. Online and offline reading from hundred of different sources. Automatically keep track of your manga with MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, Shikimori, and Bangumi. A configurable reader with multiple reading modes, custom color filters, and other settings. A configurable reader with multiple viewers, reading directions and other settings.
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