LANraragi
A lightweight self-hosted web application for archiving and reading manga and comic archives.
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About LANraragi
LANraragi is a web application for storing and reading manga and doujinshi archives. It is built to be lightweight and runs on a NAS or server, with Docker support for deployment.
You browse and read the collection from a web browser. The project documents an API and has a long commit history. It suits collectors who keep comics and manga as archive files and want to read them from any device on their network.
Strengths
- Lightweight enough for NAS devices
- Docker-ready
- Reads archives in the browser
- Documented API
Limitations
- Requires running your own server
- Aimed at manga and comic archives rather than ebooks
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree to download and run on your own server.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- Difegue
- Platforms
- Web, Self-hosted
- How it runs
- Self-hosted
- Best suited for
- Manga collectors with a home server or NAS
- Categories
- Media servers, Ebook tools
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to LANraragi
Compare allSoftware that can replace LANraragi for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Komga
A self-hosted media server for comics, manga, BDs, magazines and ebooks with a built-in web reader.
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Kavita
A self-hosted reading server for ebooks, comics and manga, with readers built for each format and OPDS for everything else.
Kavita is a GPL-3.0 reading server with multi-user logins, OPDS and folder watching for comics, manga and ebooks, with some metadata enrichment in the paid Kavita+ add-on.
Stump
A free and open-source self-hosted server for comics, manga and digital books with OPDS support.
Stump is an open-source self-hosted server for comics, manga and ebooks with OPDS support for third-party readers and Docker deployment.
Codex
A self-hosted comic archive server that lets you browse and read comics in a browser.
Codex is open source and focused on reading comic archives in any browser, though it is a small project with a limited contributor base.
Ubooquity
A free, lightweight home server for sharing and reading your comics and ebooks from any device.
Ubooquity is a closed-source Java home server for comics and ebooks with per-folder user access rights and HTTPS, reading Calibre and ComicRack metadata.
Suwayomi-Server
A self-hosted manga reader server that rewrites Tachiyomi for the desktop and uses compatible extensions.
Suwayomi-Server keeps a manga library using Tachiyomi-compatible extensions, but needs a separate client for the reading interface instead of reading in the browser.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
Mihon
An open-source Android app for discovering and reading manga, webtoons and comics.
ComicTagger
A desktop and command-line app that writes metadata into digital comic archives.
Mylar3
An automated comic book downloader and library manager for CBR and CBZ files via NZB and torrents.
Kapowarr
A self-hosted application for building and managing a comic book library, in the style of the *arr apps.
Komelia
A client app for reading comics, manga and books from a Komga media server.
Houdoku
A free, open-source desktop manga reader with a library, tracking and extension-based content sources.
