The Mangamo app, a mobile manga subscription service that gives readers ad-free unlimited access to legally licensed and professionally localized titles, launched worldwide on Wednesday for iOS devices. A subscription costs US$4.99 per month, and Mangamo is currently offering a limited time two-month free trial.The app includes manga that have not received previous releases in English. Over the next three months, Mangamo will feature more than 300 titles and 1,000 manga volumes. These manga include Attack on Titan, Somali & the Forest Spirit, Fire Force, Arte, Dropkick my Devil, Akatsuki Babies, Reset Game, and Daily Meteor Strike.

The app uploads chapters daily. Users can read manga on the app from left to right or by scrolling vertically, and the app features a customized reader.

Executives from Hulu, Crunchyroll, Netflix, VIZ and other companies created Mangamo. Mangamo currently partners with 11 publishers including Kodansha, Comicsmart, TOPPAN, and North Star Pictures.

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Also, speaking of apps. For those who haven't seen my initial post, I have created an unofficial app for this site. Play Store link (Android only, sorry iOS users)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hikaru.mangaupdates

I wish you could do it for iOS, too. Do you think add to iOS?

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My experience is in the Android side, but if enough interest is on the iOS side, I'll see what I can do. No promises though. I'm assuming the reason why the iOS app is no longer on the App Store is due to the cost. iOS Developer license is $99/year, while the Play Store is a simple one-time $25 fee.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hikaru.mangaupdates

Well, it's too bad to hear. That cost is too much, I think it isn't worth.

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