MangaTime - Manga Tracker
How does the chapter tracking work in MangaTime?
You can mark a chapter as read with a single tap, and your progress syncs across all your devices automatically. The app also lets you organize your library into custom lists like 'Reading,' 'Plan to Read,' and 'On Hold' to keep everything tidy.
Does MangaTime have a discovery feature to find new manga?
Yes, the discovery feed learns from the titles you add—for example, if you add sports manga, it will suggest similar series you might not have heard of. Many users have found new favorites this way.
Why aren't my chapter updates or notifications showing up?
Make sure your device has background app refresh enabled for MangaTime and that you haven't accidentally muted notifications in your system settings. The app sends alerts for new chapters as soon as they drop, so if you're missing them, check those permissions first.
What should I do if the app feels slow or lags with a large library?
MangaTime is optimized to handle even large libraries without lag, but if you experience slowness, try closing and reopening the app or restarting your device. The app also works fine offline for downloaded volumes, so you can switch to airplane mode if connectivity is an issue.
How does MangaTime compare to Tachiyomi for tracking manga?
While Tachiyomi focuses heavily on reading and extensions, MangaTime is a dedicated tracker that excels at organizing your library and sending timely chapter notifications. MangaTime also has a built-in community for reviews and is completely free with no paywalls, unlike some third-party trackers.
