ManhwaShelf — one shelf
for every manhwa,
across every site.
An iOS app I designed and built to fix how I actually read manhwa — scattered across a dozen scanlation sites, with nothing remembering where I left off. Save any series and your exact chapter from any site, jump straight back to the next one, and keep it all synced between the app and a companion browser extension. Live on the App Store.
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The reading is easy. Keeping track of it isn't.
Serious manhwa readers follow dozens of ongoing series at once — and those series are scattered across a dozen different scanlation sites, none of which talk to each other or remember where you are. The job readers are actually trying to get done is simple, and it has nothing to do with any single site:
With no tool built for that job, readers improvise. Some keep a spreadsheet of titles, sites, and last-read chapters and update it manually every session. Others lean on a graveyard of bookmarks and pinned tabs. Most just try to remember — and constantly lose series or waste time re-finding their place. It's a real, recurring job that every heavy reader hacks around in their own fragile way.
Save from anywhere, resume in one tap.
ManhwaShelf meets you where you already read. Capture a series from any site, and the app becomes the one surface you open to keep going.
A lean, solo-run stack — app, extension, and backend.
ManhwaShelf is deliberately lightweight — a native app and extension over a serverless backend, wired so one person can build, ship, and keep it running.