Closed, it's one page.
The outer screen reads a page at a time. Unfold the phone and the spread opens where you were.
A spread lies across the hinge the way it lies open in your hands.
Each page gets its own half, the way a printed spread does. Nothing is drawn into the fold. Close the phone and the outer screen shows one page at a time.
Invented art and generated photographs, made for this page.
Open, the cover faces out.
While you read the spread inside, the outer screen can show the cover of the volume. It's opt-in.
Still being tested on iPhone Duo hardware
Your files, nothing else.
The DRM-free comics and manga you already own: Humble Bundles, Kickstarter rewards, DRM-free stores. You add the files; it never browses or downloads from websites.
- No account
- No ads
- No store
TestFlight on your Duo, October 23.
Join the waitlist for the invite on launch day and a say in what gets built first.
I'm one developer building the comic reader I want for my own Duo. The answers to the last question decide what gets built first.
You're on the list.
The TestFlight invite goes to on October 23. It works on iPhone and iPad.
Android foldables come next, after the iPhone Duo and iPhone launch. We'll write to when that work starts.
If you told me what you read, thank you. I read every answer.
Questions
- Where do comics come from?
- Files you add. It doesn't browse or download from websites.
- Does it work without a Duo?
- Yes, on any iPhone or iPad. The Duo is the phone it's designed around.
- Is there an Android version?
- Not yet. Android foldables come next, after the iPhone Duo and iPhone launch.
- What happens to my email?
- It's used for the TestFlight invite and a few build notes, and nothing else. Reply to any of them to be removed.