Choose a tool for the question you have
Read & navigate
Make a realistic plan
Protect your progress
The Reading Tracker is the starting point when you want to save a place and return to it later. It records a page position and optional short bookmark notes in browser storage on your device. No account is needed, and the site does not receive your progress.
Page Finder is for a page number you already know. It can show information only when a corresponding Page Index row has been reviewed. The source URL is stored explicitly because official platform addresses are unique; a sequential page number is not enough to create one.
Reading Order explains known release chronology and points to series guides. It describes publication order, not a definitive canon sequence. If you are undecided about where to begin, this guide offers context without telling you that you must read works in one particular order.
Plan or check your reading
Catch-Up Calculator uses your position, reading pace and currently indexed endpoint to estimate a finish time for known pages. That is arithmetic, not a deadline or release forecast. Future additions are estimated only when dated index evidence is enough, and any estimate is clearly labelled.
Latest Updates shows newly indexed rows, not an automatic mirror of the creator’s accounts. The page is gated from search until the index has sufficient dated records. RSS can be read in a feed application; in-browser alerts work only while this site is open and do not provide background push.
Character Explorer is intentionally conservative. A name appears only after adulthood at the relevant story point, a neutral summary review and a verification date. Until entries satisfy those rules, an empty directory is more responsible than unreviewed profiles.
Take your progress with you
Progress Backup exports validated browser progress to a file or copyable code that you control. You can review an import before merging or replacing current data. The backup does not upload to this site and deliberately excludes age acknowledgement.
These tools are independent pieces of a small reading workflow: find the series, save a position, plan a session, then return through an official source. You can use a guide without saving anything, and you can keep progress without opening any source page.
For detail on storage, visit the Cookie & Storage Policy. To see the evidence standards behind index entries, read the Editorial Policy. If an error needs correction, use the contact route.
No hosted pages and no guessed links
Every comic page stays on its official publishing platform. This website does not upload, embed, hotlink, thumbnail, mirror, screenshot or OCR comic content. The index can record metadata and a destination URL, and outbound links are clearly marked before the visitor leaves.
The supplied seed facts include a gallery for One Serving Choice and a cover destination for No Lunch Break. A gallery link is a route to the official collection, not proof that every numbered page has a row in the Page Index.
The content displayed here is written for this utility and does not copy a community wiki or comic dialogue. Series descriptions stay neutral and spoiler-conscious. Unknown dates, totals, titles, arcs and cast biographies are not completed by guesswork.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account?
No. The tracker is designed around local browser storage and offers a manual backup for people who want to move their data.
Are all tools populated with complete data?
No. Public data depends on verified index entries. Some tools can begin in an empty state while the owner reviews data; unknown facts remain unknown.
Is the site run by the artist?
No. It is an unofficial fan-made site and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by KipTeiTei.
Useful next steps
Go directly to the Reading Tracker, start with the publication-order guide, or read a series guide before opening an official source.
Connect the tools into a useful workflow
Use the navigation tools to establish where to start, the planning tools to decide what fits your available time, and the tracker to record what you actually completed. These are different tasks. A page allowance must not become saved progress until you have read those pages, and a saved number must not become a fabricated official URL.
Before a device transfer, export existing progress, inspect the file without restoring it, and only then review merge or replace in Progress Backup. After an intentional restore, return to the tracker and reload to check persistence. The guide library below explains these workflows with worked examples and the specific limitations that matter at each step.
Practical reader guides
A clear answer for the next reading task
Original, step-by-step guidance for getting started, making a realistic plan, moving your progress and diagnosing missing links.
4 minute guide
How to Start a Long Webcomic Without Losing Your Place
A practical first-session workflow: choose an official starting point, save the last completed page, and return without guessing a missing link.
4 minute guide
Build a Reading Schedule That Fits Your Actual Week
Estimate a comfortable session from real available time, allow for uneven page density, and revise the plan without changing saved progress.
4 minute guide
Plan a Reading Goal by Date Without Guessing the Ending
Define a fixed target, count only the weekdays you can read, and interpret the required pace when a series is ongoing or its total is unknown.
4 minute guide
Move Reading Progress to Another Device Safely
Export first, inspect the backup, compare merge and replace, and verify the imported page before deleting anything on the original device.
4 minute guide
Missing Comic Link or Missing Progress? Diagnose the Difference
Separate an incomplete source index from browser-storage problems, then choose a safe recovery step without inventing page URLs.
4 minute guide
Keep Useful Reading Bookmarks Without Spoiling Your Return
Use neutral, short notes for rereading and resuming; understand the bookmark limit and protect notes when sharing backup files.