Torika reads the manga and light novels you already own, fills in the metadata your files never came with, and syncs everything across your Apple devices. Privately.
Beta access on Mac. Drop your email and we'll send the TestFlight invite.
Your library, enhanced
Torika scans the manga and light novels already sitting on your Mac, NAS, iCloud Drive, or WebDAV server. It identifies every series, pulls real covers, and fills in metadata your files never had: genres, themes, publication year, tracker IDs, all of it.
Nothing to reorganize. Nothing to re-download. Your files stay exactly where you put them.
Tracker sync
Connect MyAnimeList, AniList, or MangaBaka once. Torika updates your progress and status as you read: manga volumes, light novel chapters, all of it. Change something on the site, it flows back.
No manual entry. No double-tracking.
Reads everywhere. Syncs everywhere.
Torika uses your iCloud account to keep reading position in sync across every device you own.
No new account. No new server. No monthly fee.
Mac ships at launch. iPad and iPhone are in beta now and arrive mid-to-late August.
Private by design
Torika doesn't collect what you read, how long you read it, or anything else. There's no server watching. There's no account to make.
Your library is yours.
Built to be flexible
CBZ and CBR for manga. EPUB for light novels. PDF for whatever else. NAS, iCloud Drive, WebDAV, and local folders. Chapter-organized or volume-organized.
Torika handles the shape of your library instead of asking you to change it.
Why Torika
Built for manga and light novels from the start. Right-to-left when you need it, prose reader when you don't.
Your files stay yours. Your account stays yours. Sync happens through iCloud, not through us.
Metadata, matching, tracker sync, and reader chrome designed as one product.
Frequently asked
Readers who own their manga and light novel collection — people with local CBZ/EPUB files, a NAS, or a Komga, Kavita, or OPDS server they want in one polished native app. Torika is not a source extension for streaming online manga: it's a library app for files you already have. If you want free access to online manga sources, free open-source readers do that well — it's a different tool for a different job.
Manga and comics in CBZ, CBR, CB7, PDF. Light novels and books in EPUB, KEPUB, MOBI, PDF. No conversion needed — Torika reads what you already have.
Torika is free — a local folder or iCloud Drive library, real covers and rich metadata (MangaBaka, AniList, Open Library) for up to 50 series, and the full reading experience (spreads, RTL, EPUB-as-manga, maturity filter, reading-progress sync via iCloud). Metadata matching is the same quality in both tiers. Torika Pro removes the 50-series cap, adds every other source type (NAS, WebDAV, Komga, Kavita, OPDS), and unlocks tracker sync — one-time purchase, no subscription. See the full breakdown at /compare.
Yes — both, in different ways. MangaBaka powers library sync: mark a volume read and your tracker updates (opt-in, off by default). AniList is used for metadata enrichment — covers, titles, genres, and series order. MyAnimeList is also supported for tracker sync. No account required to use the app.
Yes. Torika reads Kavita and Komga libraries via OPDS, alongside your local files, in one unified native app. Generic OPDS and WebDAV are supported too. (Old deep-dive guides for Kavita and Komga still live online.)
Yes. Your files stay in the folders you already use — Torika indexes them in place, never copies or rewrites them, and uses no proprietary library format.
Torika is free. Torika Pro is $19.99 — a one-time purchase, Universal Apple (one purchase covers Mac, iPad, and iPhone). No subscription, no recurring billing, no account required. For context: Things 3 is $50, Bear is $30/year, Soulver is $30 — Mac software is priced at $20–50. Torika Pro is at the bottom of that range, and it's yours forever.
Mac ships at launch. iPad and iPhone are in beta now and arrive mid-to-late August, built on the same universal codebase. Universal Purchase — buy once on the App Store and the same purchase covers Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
No. Torika Pro is a one-time purchase — buy once, use forever. No subscription, no recurring billing, no account required. Torika itself is free to download and use with one library source.
Yes. Six reading fonts including dyslexia-friendly Lexend and OpenDyslexic, tunable line height, margins, and contrast — plus Dynamic Type and VoiceOver work the way you'd expect on Apple platforms.
Yes. Torika reads from local folders, iCloud Drive, WebDAV servers, and OPDS servers like Komga, Kavita, and Calibre-Web.
Yes. Torika supports two-way tracker sync with MyAnimeList, AniList, and MangaBaka. Progress and status update automatically as you read.
Yes. Torika reads EPUB light novels alongside CBZ, CBR, and PDF manga. Tracker sync works for both.
Torika is free to download. Pro unlocks unlimited series matching and additional library sources with a one-time purchase.
Yes. Torika runs on Mac, iPad, and iPhone with iCloud reading progress sync across all three.
No. Torika does not collect reading data, analytics, or personal information. Your library stays yours.
Mac at launch; iPad and iPhone in beta, arriving mid-to-late August. Free during the beta on TestFlight — drop your email and we'll send the invite.
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