How to keep track of manga you read across sites

Why a tracker falls behind

If you follow series on more than one site, a tracker only knows what you tell it. Miss a few updates and it stops matching what you have actually read, and you are back to scrolling chapter lists to work out where you were.

Comic Fusion takes the list out of your hands. It is a free iOS and Android app with a browser inside it, so you read manga, manhwa, manhua and web novels on the sites you already use; the app hosts no comics itself. Open a chapter in that browser and, once the app recognises it as a chapter, it lands in your Library with your place kept.

Step by step

1. 1 Open the site in Comic FusionUse the app's browser the way you use any other. You are reading the site's own pages.
2. 2 Read a chapterThat is the whole setup. Once the app recognises the page as a chapter, the title appears in Library › READING with your place kept. Nothing to import, nothing to set up.
3. 3 Shelve what you mean to startFound something for later, in Discover or anywhere else? Open its title page and tap + LIBRARY; it goes to SAVED. In the browser, the Add to Library button in the bottom bar does the same.
4. 4 Keep a record of what you finishedIn SAVED, tap the ⋯ on a title and choose Mark as done. It moves to DONE.

What the four tabs hold

READING is the tab you will live in: every title you are partway through, each with your place kept.

SAVED is for titles you mean to start. It is the shelf you fill while browsing so there is always something lined up.

MADE holds what the AI tools make for you: audio stories, translations, colourised chapters and remixes. It isn't a permanent archive.

DONE is your record of finished series: titles you marked as done from SAVED.

What it does not do

The library is filled by what you read inside Comic Fusion's browser. "Nothing to import, nothing to set up" cuts both ways: there is no list to maintain, and no list to bring in from somewhere else. It starts from what you read here.

Reading, reacting and commenting are free, and so are the communities. Credits are for the AI tools.