One-Click Tracking
Navigate to any manga page and click to save your progress. Checkpoint auto-detects the title and chapter number.
Checkpoint saves your reading progress for manga, manhwa, and manhua across any website. One click. No accounts. No manual updates.
100% free · Open source · No sign-up required

Built by a manga reader who was tired of losing track. Checkpoint is local-first, privacy-friendly, and works on every website.
Navigate to any manga page and click to save your progress. Checkpoint auto-detects the title and chapter number.
Different sites use different names for the same manga. Checkpoint handles alternative names so detection works everywhere.
Enable per-title notifications to get alerted when new chapters are released. Powered by AniList and MangaDex APIs.
Filter your list by Manga (JP), Manhwa (KR), or Manhua (CN). Switch tabs to quickly find what you're looking for.
Add custom alternative names to any entry. If auto-detection fails, paste the name and Checkpoint will remember it for next time.
Back up your entire reading list to a file, or import it on another machine. Share lists with friends who read the same titles.
Three simple steps — no sign-ups, no syncing, no friction.
Navigate to your manga, manhwa, or manhua on any reading site — MangaDex, Webtoon, Tapas, MangaPlus, or any generic reader.
Open the Checkpoint side panel and click the + button. The title and chapter are auto-detected from the page you're reading.
Your progress is saved locally. Search, filter, and manage your list. Get notified when new chapters drop.
A clean dark-themed side panel that stays out of your way.

Your entire reading list at a glance. Filter by format, search by title, and see how many chapters you're behind on each series.
Checkpoint uses smart heuristics to extract metadata from any manga reading page. Tested on the most popular sites.
100% local — no accounts, no tracking
Works on any manga reading website
Open source — MIT licensed
Lightweight — only runs when you need it
I've been reading manga and manhwa for many years. Over time, I lost track of — or even forgot — many titles I was following. I saved them in browser bookmarks, in notes apps, even on tracking websites. But bookmarks got deleted by accident, notes got lost, and tracking websites required signing in and manually updating my list.
I wanted something that sits right in my browser, works on any reading site, and requires zero effort to keep updated. One click to save my progress. No accounts, no manual updates, no context switching.
That's why Checkpoint exists. It's a local-first Chrome side panel extension built for readers who just want to keep reading without worrying about losing their place. Your data stays on your machine, it can be exported anytime, and it works everywhere.
— Built by a reader, for readers
Everything you need to know about Checkpoint.
Checkpoint is completely open source under the MIT license. Whether you want to fix a bug, add support for a new manga site, or build an entirely new feature — everyone is welcome to participate.
Clone the source code from GitHub and set up your local development environment in minutes.
Pick an open issue or bring your own idea — new site support, UI improvements, bug fixes, anything goes.
Open a pull request and the community will review it. Every contribution, big or small, is welcome.
No contribution is too small. Documentation, translations, and ideas all count.
Install Checkpoint in seconds. It's free, open source, and respects your privacy. Your reading list, your rules.