Organizing Your Library
Once you've imported comics, ComicVerse gives you the tools to keep even a large collection tidy. Filters, sorting, search, favorites, series stacks, and automatic progress tracking all work together.
Views
Switch between Grid and List using the toggle in the Library toolbar. Grid is cover-first for visual browsing. List shows covers alongside titles, format, and progress at a glance.
Filters
Filter pills at the top of the Library narrow what you see.
| Filter | Shows |
|---|---|
| All | Every comic (except archived) |
| Favorites | Comics you've hearted |
| Reading | Started but not finished |
| Completed | Finished (100%) |
| Unread | Not started yet |
| Archive | Comics you've archived to declutter the main view |
Sorting
Tap Sort in the toolbar to order by Date Added (the default), Title, File Type, or Last Read.
Search
Use the search bar at the top of the Library to find any comic by title. Results update as you type.
Series
Issues that belong to the same series automatically group into a series stack showing the issue count and how many you've read. Tap the stack to browse its issues. Searching shows individual issues directly.
Favorites
To favorite a comic, open its details and tap the heart. Tap the Favorites filter pill in the Library to see them all, and tap the heart again to remove one.
Favorites sync across your devices when you're signed in.
Reading Progress
ComicVerse tracks progress automatically as you read.
- Each comic's detail page shows whether it's not started, in progress, or completed, and the Read Now / Continue button resumes exactly where you left off
- The Reading, Completed, and Unread filters use this progress
- The Home tab shows your library completion, reading streak, pages read this week, and recently added comics
- If you're signed in, progress syncs across devices via your account
Large Collections
Keep your full collection on an OPDS server, organized there by library, series, publisher, or read lists, and only download what you're actively reading. Your local library stays fast, downloads are always available offline, and everything else is a stream away. See Importing Comics.