DIVINA, EPUB, and PDF
DIVINA on iOS/macOS/tvOS with multiple reading directions, spreads, zoom, and tap-zone controls. EPUB on iOS with custom fonts and per-book preferences. PDF on iOS/macOS with TOC, page jump, and search.
Full-Featured Native SwiftUI Client
A full-featured native SwiftUI client to read, download, browse, and manage your Komga library on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.
Focused on reliable reading, strong offline support, real-time updates, and practical server administration.
DIVINA on iOS/macOS/tvOS with multiple reading directions, spreads, zoom, and tap-zone controls. EPUB on iOS with custom fonts and per-book preferences. PDF on iOS/macOS with TOC, page jump, and search.
Full offline reading with per-series download policies (Manual, Unread only, Unread + cleanup, All). iOS supports background downloads and Live Activities.
Keep Reading, On Deck, Recently Added, Recently Updated, and more. SSE-based real-time refresh with debounced updates and library-scoped filtering.
Metadata filters with all/any logic for authors, tags, genres, publishers, and languages. Saved filters and grid/list layouts make large libraries manageable.
Connect to multiple Komga instances using username/password or API key. API key management and authentication activity are available in-app.
Edit metadata, manage libraries with scanner options, monitor task queues, cancel tasks, and inspect/export logs without leaving the app.
Shared core behavior with platform-specific integrations.
Background downloads, Live Activities, widgets, and reader-focused controls. Supports DIVINA, EPUB, and PDF.
Separate reader window flow, keyboard help overlay, and desktop navigation patterns. Supports DIVINA and PDF.
TV-optimized DIVINA reader with remote-first navigation and focused browsing for couch reading.
No. KMReader is an independent open-source client built on Komga public APIs.
DIVINA is available on iOS, macOS, and tvOS. EPUB is available on iOS. PDF is available on iOS and macOS.
Yes. You can save and switch between multiple Komga instances, and use either username/password or API key authentication.
Downloaded books are readable without network. Series-level policies automate queue behavior, and progress sync resumes when the app reconnects.
Yes. Admin tools include metadata editing, library scanner settings, task management, and logs.
KMReader targets Komga 1.19.0+ and supports API v1 and v2.