Webtoons · Manga · Books · Films · Games · Vinyl

Everything you're halfway through, in one place.

Stashify keeps a shelf for the things you keep picking up and putting down: the webtoon you're 76 chapters into, the film you started on a plane, the record you keep meaning to play. Progress is counted in chapters, not bookmarks.

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Free. In testing on Android. Your library is private by default.

A series page in Stashify: 76 of 76 chapters read, marked caught up, with a Continue reading button and the chapter counter.

The Unorthodox Genius of the House of Darkness — caught up, 76 of 76.

How it works

Four things it does properly.

Progress, not a bookmark

Some series run for years. Stashify counts them in chapters: tap plus when you read one, jump to the next, or tell it you're caught up and it does the arithmetic. The card tells you how far in you are and whether the series is still running, on hiatus, or finished.

Reading · Plan to read · On hold · Dropped · Completed

Home screen: 39 items in the collection, then a Continue row showing three series with the chapter and how long ago each was read.

The reader is built in

Give it the site you read on and the chapter opens inside the app, not in a browser tab buried behind nine others. It remembers your place in each chapter, so scrolling back to find where you were stops being part of the routine.

Works with the site you already use · Per-chapter position · Smooth-scroll toggle

A chapter open in Stashify's in-app reader, with the chapter number and a side toolbar over the page.

Suggestions that know the difference

“Because you rated it 9/10” is a better signal than “popular this week”. Discover builds its rows from the series you rated highly and finished, and leaves out the ones you dropped. Rising this week, hidden gems and plain popular are a tap away.

For you · Rising this week · Hidden gems · Popular

Discover, with a For you row grouped under the series that earned it, each cover showing its score.

Yours, and quiet about it

New items are private by default. Mature series stay hidden until you switch them on. Following people is optional, and there's a dark mode that's actually dark rather than a grey sheet.

Private by default · Mature filter off · Dark mode

Collection in dark mode: books, films, games and records grouped in rows of covers.

Screens

Have a look around.

Searching "solo" returns 99 results across manga, books and films, grouped by kind with counts. — One box, six kinds of thing.

The collection, split into books, films, games and records, each row with a count. — Grouped by kind, counted.

A chapter in the built-in reader. — Reading, without the tab juggling.

Discover in dark mode, with recommendation rows grouped by the series that produced them. — The same, after dark.

A series page in dark mode with the progress card, status buttons and tags. — Statuses, tags, the lot.

Also in there

Small things, done.

The parts you only miss when they're missing.

Forgiving search. One box for all six kinds, and it copes with “oppenhiemer” and “avatr”.
Community scores, kept separate. Ratings gathered from MangaBaka are labelled as community ratings, so they never look like yours.
Your own reviews. Out of 10, with the half marks.
Lists and a feed. Follow people, and see what they're reading — only if you want to.
Records via Discogs. Pressings and tracklists, not just a title.
Counts from the page itself. Chapter totals picked up from the site you read on.
In your account, not just the phone. Sign in somewhere else and the shelf is there.

Android

It's almost ready.

Stashify is running on Android and working through the last of it before a public build. Leave an address and you'll get it when it's out — one email, not a mailing list.