๐ Easily find the place to read a manga or light novel
I built Manga Pages to solve the issue of finding which legal service provides a manga/light novel. Search engines don't always show this information (and often show lots of ad-filled unofficial sites). The site provides a simple hub to finding what you want to read next showing which sites have the manga/light novel available and a MyAnimeList button to read information about it. Think of this service as like because.moe but for manga/light novels.
๐ Fast search with support for multiple websites
๐ Clean UI with light and dark theme
๐ Database updated frequently to always show the latest manga/light novels
- Azuki (manga)
- BOOKโWALKER Global (manga and light novels)
- ComicWalker (manga)
- Crunchyroll (manga)
- Inky Pen (manga)
- J-Novel Club (manga and light novels)
- Manga Planet (manga)
- MangaPlus (manga)
- MyAnimeList (manga)
- VIZ (manga)
and more soon!
- More services
- Support for multiple regions (currently only been testing United Kingdom but content may be available elsewhere)
- Developer API
- Checkbox for only showing free websites/subscription services/paid ebooks
- List services that provide physical copies
- Support for more than just manga and light novels
The backend is currently not opensource and most likely won't be for some time (it's a bit of a mess!). If you wish to make your own backend, all you really need is a /random
and /search
route that returns an array like this:
[
{
"title": "Hunter x Hunter",
"site": "viz",
"url": "https://www.viz.com/hunter-x-hunter" // depending on the site, this may be different and you will need custom code!
}
]