Somewhere to start reading tonight

Covers do the talking here. The strip across the top keeps moving through whatever is worth a look, the rows underneath slide as far as you want to push them, and every panel on the page leads somewhere you can start reading in one tap. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to download.

Find something in about ten seconds

Push through the rows if you are browsing, drop into a genre if you already know the mood you want, or hit Ctrl-K and type a title straight in. The update feed tracks what has moved since you were last here, with the newest few chapters of each series sitting right beside it.

A reader that gets out of the way

Chapters open as one long vertical strip against black, which is how the art was graded to begin with. No clicking page to page, no counting your way through a series. The dropdown jumps anywhere in a run, and the arrows walk you forward one chapter at a time.

Whatever screen you have on you

The rows reflow down to a phone, the reader fills the screen edge to edge, and the covers stay sharp on a laptop. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge all get the same thing — there is no app to install.