Tanoshi is a self-hosted manga reader that provides a web-based library for browsing, searching, reading, and tracking manga across devices.
It’s designed for users who want to run their own manga server, with support for multiple users, reading progress, automatic chapter updates, notifications, and integrations with MyAnimeList and AniList. There’s also a desktop version built with Tauri for users who prefer a single-device setup rather than hosting the service.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Browse, search, and read manga from supported sources.
- Maintains reading history across devices.
- Offers single page, double page, and long strip reading modes.
- Supports right-to-left and left-to-right reading.
- Provides a Progressive Web App reader optimized for mobile standalone use.
- Includes multi-user support with admin and non-admin roles.
- Checks periodically for chapter updates.
- Sends notifications via Telegram, Pushover, and Gotify.
- Can automatically download new chapters when updates are found.
- Supports MyAnimeList and AniList tracking.
Website: github.com/luigi311/tanoshi
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Developer: luigi311
License: MIT License
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