Inkveil vs Tamdok

Keep your personal library close with Inkveil. Connect your Komga server, browse series and books, save favorites and pick up where you left off. Configure compatible online sources to explore more content. Import CBZ, CBR, PDF and EPUB files. Read comics with natural page turns, multiple reading modes and adjustable settings in layouts made for iPhone and iPad. All reading features are free. The free version includes ads; Pro removes ads. Books come from your own files, servers or configured sources. Terms of Use (EULA): https://doc.ixiaoxiang.cn/inkveil/user-agreement

Tamdok is a manga reader for iPhone, built around catalogs you install — not a locked-in store. The name comes from 탐독: to devour a book. The app is made for people who want a real library, a serious reader, and catalogs they can add, update, and even write themselves. CATALOGS Install source extensions from a registry URL you choose. Tamdok's first-class format is JavaScript (.tamdok): easy to write, share, and update. Browse home layouts, listings, search, and filters from each catalog. LIBRARY Save titles, sort them into categories, and see unread chapters at a glance. Switch between grid and list views. Pull to refresh, or get notified about new chapters in the background. Search across your library and installed catalogs. READER Paged left-to-right, right-to-left, or continuous webtoon. Crop, pillarbox, tap zones, and automatic reading mode. Progress is saved so you continue from the last page. OFFLINE & BACKUPS Download chapters to read without a connection. Back up your library manually or automatically and restore it later. PRIVACY & PERSONALIZATION Incognito mode stops saving reading history and read marks. Lock the app with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. Theme, accent color, and alternate app icons are yours to change. Tamdok does not bundle a manga catalog. You add the registries and extensions you want to use. Catalog availability and content are determined by those extensions.