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Torika press kit

Everything you need to write about, talk about, or feature Torika — a native Mac library for manga, comics, and light novels by Momoji Labs.

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Fact sheet

App name	Torika
Studio	Momoji Labs
Platform	macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel)
Category	Productivity · Library manager · Reader
Status	In development · Mac App Store coming soon
Pricing	$19.99 USD · One-time purchase · Universal Apple (Mac + iPad + iPhone) · No subscription · Free during beta on TestFlight
Website	torika.app
Studio site	momojilabs.com

Description

One-liner (12 words)

A native Mac library for your manga, comics, and light novels.

Short (40 words)

Torika is a macOS library manager for manga, comics, and light novels. It auto-matches metadata, syncs with MyAnimeList and MangaBaka, reads CBZ, CBR, PDF, and EPUB, and connects to Kavita, Komga, OPDS, and WebDAV servers.

Long (~120 words)

Torika brings order to messy manga and comic collections. It's a native Mac app that auto-matches metadata from your existing files, fills in missing covers and credits, and unifies local files with remote sources like Kavita, Komga, OPDS, and WebDAV — so every CBZ, CBR, PDF, and EPUB you own shows up in one place. It syncs with MyAnimeList and MangaBaka so reading progress stays consistent across every device, and it gets out of the way when you want to read by handing off to your favorite reader app. Built by Momoji Labs, an indie macOS studio. Coming soon to the Mac App Store; an iPad version follows after launch.

Key features

Auto-metadata matching. Reads filenames and ComicInfo.xml, then matches against a rich database to fill in covers, ratings, staff, and genres automatically.
Tracker sync. Two-way sync with MyAnimeList and MangaBaka — read in Torika, see it on the tracker, or pull existing progress in.
Unified library. iCloud, local folders, external drives, Kavita, Komga, OPDS, and WebDAV — one library, one search.
Every format. CBZ, CBR, CB7, PDF, EPUB.
Native macOS. Built specifically for Mac — fast, keyboard-friendly, designed to feel right at home.

Why it exists

Manga and comic readers have a problem: their collections grow into chaos. Wrong metadata, missing covers, files scattered across drives, and trackers that never match what's actually on disk. Existing apps are either web servers (Kavita, Komga) without a real Mac client, or readers without organisation (Panels, Chunky), or generic ebook apps that don't understand how series work.

Torika is built to be the missing piece — a Mac-native organiser that respects how serious collectors actually work, talks to the tools they already use, and stays out of the way of the reader they love.

Quote

"Five years of this and I was over it. I'd been hand-organizing folders by series, then by genre, then jumping to MyAnimeList every time I needed a description or to remember what I'd already read — and tracking my reads somewhere else entirely. So much wasted time. Torika is what I should've made years ago."

— Rin, founder, Momoji Labs

Downloads

Logos, app icon, and screenshots — all in one zip. Use freely in articles, podcasts, and videos.

Full press kit

Logos · screenshots · icon · ~12 MB

App icon

1024 × 1024 PNG · transparent

Brand colors: #7B6FE8 (purple), #0D0D12 (background). Typeface: Syne (display), Space Grotesk (body).

Useful links

Torika website — torika.app
Momoji Labs studio — momojilabs.com
Email — hello@momojilabs.com

About Momoji Labs

Momoji Labs is an indie macOS software studio. One-person team, building thoughtful native Mac apps. Named after a small stuffed monkey called Momo. Reachable at hello@momojilabs.com.