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I read a lot of mangas/manhwas/manhuas (more than 150). It is really a bother
to keep track of every releases: my Discord is about to explode from too many
servers and I have tons of bookmarks to keep tracker of new releases on
different sites. I've also used MyAnimeList, but it doesn't really help with
tracking when actual new chapters come out.

Does someone know a way (app, site, or whatever) to keep track of every new
release of manga?


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What tools are available for keeping track of manga you’re reading?


There is actually a web app specifically for this - It's called Kenmei. It
lets you not just keep a list of what you are reading, but it's specifically
built to keep track of chapter releases on different sites, both official an
unofficial.

You can find it here → [Kenmei | Cross-site Manga
Tracker](https://www.kenmei.co/)

I'd say closest comparison to this site would be
[MangaUpdates](https://www.mangaupdates.com/), but Kenmei is a lot more modern
and has a lot of features that MangaUpdates doesn't have (like Smart
Suggestions).

But it's still in alpha, so it's not as comprehensive in terms of data, so I'd
go with @Makoto recommendation as well - use
[MyAnimeList](https://myanimelist.net/) or [Kitsu](https://kitsu.io/) as a
backup and place to find out more information, like synopsis and so on. But
when it comes to just keeping up with latest releases of new chapters, I don't
think there is anything better than Kenmei out there (at least on the web,
there are mobile apps like Tachiyomi that does similar stuff

Here how it looks:

[![Preview](https://i.stack.imgur.com/0zF5I.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/0zF5I.png)

**Disclosure** : I am the developer for this app. After reading manga for
almost 2 decades, I still felt like there was no easy and modern to use app
for all the series I read. Which is why I decided to build Kenmei


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you can try this extension for your browser(works with safari too) [MAL
Sync](https://malsync.moe) works with MAL, Anilist and Kitsu. It sends
notification for any new release manga or anime in your list. if you're in
android then you can use
[TachiyomiJ2K](https://github.com/Jays2Kings/tachiyomiJ2K) for the same
feature and more(this one is only for manga though)


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