Yama: Manga Collector

Name: Yama: Manga Collector
Rating: 3.8 (19 reviews)
Author: Andres Sanchez

By: Andres Sanchez

Manga collector's best friend

This app was removed from Apple Apps Store on 2026-05-08

Features & Capabilities

The perfect tool for manga collectors.

Manga collectors rejoice! Yama is a FREE, no ads, clean and easy way to catalog your collection!

Scan your manga's ISBN and add it to your collection
Check out your collection in your Yama library
View strangers or friends' libraries and compare
An ever-growing library of manga
Friends! Follow your IRL or online friends; compare collections or check out what they've been reading or collecting
Wishlist! Keep track of the volumes and series that you want to buy or read later

And some features currently in development

Reviews! Review your favorite volumes, or check out reviews for a series you've been keeping an eye on
Many more! You can contact us if you can come up with an awesome feature

Disclamer Yama currently only works great with english spoken volumes. Other languages or regions may not have the same experience. We'll do our best to support other languages but that may require additional development.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Andres Sanchez

Rating:

3.80

(19)

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2022-12-07

Version code:

853669929

Creation date:

2022-05-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

11.69MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-05-08

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Developed by:

Andres Sanchez

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yama-manga-collector/id1616420592

Website:

https://yamacollect.com

User Reviews

This is literally the perfect manga tracking app besides a couple things I’ve ran into so far. I love how it knows how many volumes are in box sets and it separates series and shows total counts. Buttttt it’s missing a couple of the box sets I own and the volumes don’t have barcodes. I can’t search for the volumes manually unfortunately. But besides that it’s literally perfect considering it’s one guy as far as I know.

by ht*****, 2024-08-28

It would be nice if there was an option for users to scan and add in titles manually, because when I tried scanning a few of my series, nothing happened and it simply said that it was an invalid isbn before crashing. (Most notably kindaichi case files and phoenix) Searching for “Dorohedoro” also brings up nothing, but when you scan it, it adds just fine? Lots of small issues like that seem to pop up within minutes of starting the app…. In theory, this could be great, but as it stands…not so much.

by Sk*****, 2024-07-01

It seems like this app worked in the past but was left abandoned and no longer functions. Issues include: - Can’t add books by searching the title, almost nothing shows up. It couldn’t even find Naruto. - In the rare chance something shows up it’ll only show a few random volumes (found Mushishi but only vol 1, 3, and 6 were on the app.) - Tried to see if scanning the barcodes on books worked, it didn’t. - thinks English volumes of some series are in other languages, gave me an error 20+ times, and locked up the app when I tried scanning anything. - dev seems somewhat active on Twitter however does not post about the app development and appears to ignore any questions that revolve around the app or features I think the worst part is that you have to sign up for the app/website before you can use the app. However, there is no way to delete your account so now my information is in the void waiting for this abandoned site to be compromised. (Deleting an account might do nothing to prevent info leaking in the event of a compromise but it’s at least a little peace of mind) Really wish this worked, very clean interface, some cool ideas are there for sure. Hopefully it gets some development in the future.