Futon

About Futon

Futon is an Android manga reader that combines online catalogs with local reading and library tools. Users can search catalogs by title, genre, and other filters, then organize favorites into custom categories. Reading history and bookmarks help keep a place in ongoing series, while incognito mode supports sessions that are not part of the regular history. Chapters can be downloaded for offline reading, and the app can also open third-party CBZ archives. The reader offers standard and webtoon-oriented layouts, configurable gestures, and a Material You interface that adapts to phones, tablets, and desktop-sized screens. Notifications and an updates feed can surface new chapters; filtered recommendations help users find related manga. Futon integrates with several manga-tracking services and supports Tachiyomi-compatible extensions. App access can be protected with a password or fingerprint, and app data can synchronize with other devices using the same account. It supports Android 6 and later. Futon is intended for discovering, reading, and organizing manga from online catalogs or downloaded archives. Catalog and extension content depends on the sources the user configures, while downloaded chapters and CBZ files remain available for offline reading.

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