Manga Vault and Manga Insyte both track physical manga by edition. They put their effort in different places: Manga Vault on scanning and value, Manga Insyte on your shelf, your reading and the moments you keep.
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| Manga Insyte | Manga Vault | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad | iPhone and Android |
| Free plan | Up to 1,000 volumes | Up to 50 volumes |
| Paid plan | $4.99 a month or $34.99 a year | $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year |
| Trial | None needed: Free is the trial | 7 days |
| One-time option | Founding Collector, $79.99, launch only | No |
| Edition tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Barcode scanning | Yes | Yes, with duplicate alerts |
| Collection value | What you paid, in Insight | Estimated value (PRO) |
| Lending | Yes (Pro) | Yes |
| Monthly recap to share | Monthly wrap-ups, free | Monthly Wrapped (PRO) |
| Bookshelves in 3D | Yes | No |
| Reading sessions and timer | Yes, with a Live Activity | Page-level progress |
| Kept panels, lines and boards | Yes | No |
| Memory lane for each series | Yes | No |
| Ads | None | None (one labelled affiliate link) |
Choose Manga Vault if you’re on Android, or you mostly want a fast scanner with duplicate alerts and an estimate of what your collection is worth.
Choose Manga Insyte if you want to see your real shelf, keep a reading journal, hold on to the panels and lines you loved, and fit a big collection on the free plan.

Coming soon to iPhone and iPad.
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