Reading APKs for Android

Perlego is a digital academic library built for students, researchers, and readers who want textbooks and professional books in one mobile space. Users can browse subject collections, search by title or barcode, open book pages, and organize selections on personal bookshelves. The Android app also supports Read Aloud for eligible titles and keeps a downloads area for offline reading when an active subscription provides access. With profile, language, and account controls alongside a broad catalog, Perlego makes it easier to discover, save, and continue study material across everyday learning sessions.

REVISTA SEMANA is a Spanish-language digital magazine app for readers who follow celebrity news, royal families, fashion, beauty, and popular culture in Spain and beyond. It organizes recent weekly issues in a browsable newsstand where users can preview individual editions before deciding how to access them. Dedicated Stories and My Collections areas separate quick reading from saved issues, bookmarks, clips, and on-device content. An optional account screen supports email or Facebook sign-in, while settings include help, redemption, and dark mode. The result is a focused way to keep Semana's entertainment coverage organized on Android.

Hoopla is a digital library app that lets patrons of participating public libraries browse, borrow, read, listen to, and watch content from one place. Users can explore ebooks, audiobooks, comics, manga, magazines, music, movies, and TV shows, then keep borrowed titles organized in My Hoopla. Search and format tabs make it easier to move between media types, while account and playback options support everyday reading and entertainment. It suits library users who want convenient access to a varied digital collection without managing separate apps.

myON is a digital reading app that gives students a portable shelf for school-linked books and offline practice. Readers can connect a user account, add titles to the device, sort the local library, and open book details before reading. Inside the book player, page navigation, audio controls, and word or sentence highlighting support different reading needs. Reading activity can sync back to the student’s myON account when the device reconnects, making the app useful for classroom tablets, home reading, and low-connectivity study.

Chirp is an audiobook shopping and listening app for readers who prefer buying individual titles without a monthly subscription. Users can create a free account, choose favorite genres, browse limited-time deals, and keep purchased audiobooks in a personal library. The Android app supports streaming and offline downloads, while playback tools such as chapter navigation, bookmarks, adjustable speed, and a sleep timer make longer listening sessions easier to manage. Daily recommendations and category-based offers help listeners discover new books for commuting, exercise, travel, or relaxed listening at home.

Libby is a digital library app for readers who want to borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines through a participating local library. After adding a library card, users can search or browse the catalog, borrow available titles, place holds, and organize reading plans with tags. Its built-in reader offers adjustable text and background settings, while the audiobook player includes speed controls, a sleep timer, bookmarks, and notes. Loans can download for offline use, and reading progress can stay synchronized across devices, making public-library reading easier to manage at home or on the move.

Quranly is a Quran reading and habit-building app for Muslims who want to make recitation part of everyday life. Users choose a manageable daily goal, read or listen within the app, and follow progress through time, verses, pages, and streaks. Reminders help bring the routine back into busy days, while reading levels and challenges make small sessions feel purposeful. Calendar views, personal notes, themes, and audio controls support different reading preferences. For anyone rebuilding consistency, Quranly turns a broad spiritual intention into a clear daily practice.

ManualsLib is a mobile reference app for finding and organizing owner’s manuals, user guides, installation instructions, and related product documents. Users can search by a device or product name, narrow results by manufacturer or document type, and open manuals for reading on Android. Useful pages can be bookmarked, saved to My Manuals, grouped into folders, or shared with someone who needs the same instructions. Offline access for saved documents and settings for download behavior make the app practical for households, workshops, technicians, and anyone who wants product documentation close at hand.

YouVersion Bible App + Audio is a Scripture reading and listening app built for people who want to make Bible engagement part of everyday life. Users can choose a language and Bible version, move through books and chapters, play available audio, and save or annotate meaningful verses. The Today feed adds Verse of the Day and guided reflections, while Plans organize themed study into manageable sessions. Discovery, sharing, prayer, saved items, and profile progress bring personal study and community features together in one place, making regular reading easier to maintain.

ManyBooks is an Android reading app for people who want to discover novels, ebooks, and audiobooks from one place. Readers can search by title, author, or series, explore a library by genre, and collect chosen titles on a personal bookshelf. The wider catalog covers fiction, classics, romance, mystery, fantasy, science fiction, biographies, and other popular categories. Downloaded books are designed to remain available for offline reading, while bookmarks, notes, display controls, and reading preferences help tailor longer sessions. It suits readers who want a flexible way to find and organize digital books.

Duomo is a Christian Bible and daily devotion app designed to turn Scripture into practical routines for everyday life. It helps users choose areas of focus, follow a personalized spiritual path, and connect each reading with prayer, reflection, gratitude, or a small action. Daily plans can include Scripture explanations, quizzes, chapter summaries, and progress tracking, while journaling and guided prompts support a steadier faith habit. The experience suits people seeking clarity around relationships, work, parenting, healing, purpose, or personal growth without making each session feel overwhelming.

Blue Letter Bible is a Bible reading and study app for people who want Scripture, reference material, and personal study tools in one place. Readers can move between books and chapters, search for a verse or phrase, and compare translations without leaving the main reading flow. Linked lexicons, interlinear text, dictionaries, and commentaries help users explore language and context more deeply. Notes, highlights, favorite-verse tags, and adjustable reading controls make it practical for daily reading, lesson preparation, or focused passage study on Android.

JioNewsPaper is a digital newspaper reader built for Jio users who want national, regional, and international editions in one Android newsstand. Readers can browse publications across more than ten Indian languages, download an issue before opening it, and return to saved editions when an internet connection is unavailable. Search helps locate a newspaper or words inside an opened issue, while favourites can bring the latest edition into the Newsstand automatically. Clippings, highlighting, underlining, and resume reading make it easier to keep useful stories and continue longer reading sessions.

Marvel Unlimited is a digital comics subscription app built for readers who want to explore Marvel stories on phones and tablets. Members can search a large catalog, follow favorite characters and series, and use curated Reading Guides to enter major events in a sensible order. Infinity Comics provide a vertical format designed for mobile screens, while downloads support reading away from a connection. Personalized recommendations, weekly additions, library tools, and progress syncing help both new readers and longtime fans organize an ongoing journey through the Marvel Universe.

MANGA Plus by SHUEISHA is a manga reading app for fans who want newly released chapters and an easy way to follow popular series on Android. Readers can browse daily updates, view rankings, search by title or author, and choose content languages before building a personal list of favorites. Its catalog includes simulpub chapters released alongside Japan, well-known ongoing titles, and selected completed series through optional MANGA Plus MAX plans. Clear navigation between Updates, Hot, Browse, Creators, and My Shelf helps readers discover, organize, and return to stories without navigating a complicated storefront.

Catholic Calendar from Universalis is a liturgical reference and daily prayer companion for Catholics who want the Church calendar close at hand. Users can check each date's feast or memorial, read About Today notes on saints, and move into Mass readings or the Liturgy of the Hours. The app covers morning, daytime, evening, and night prayer, with date navigation for past or future days. Adjustable fonts, brightness controls, offline access, and optional spoken audio make the material easier to use at home, in church, or while travelling.

BibleRef is a Bible study and commentary app for readers who want clear explanations without leaving their Android device. It combines Scripture reading with verse-by-verse and chapter-by-chapter commentary, contextual notes, and connected references that help users examine difficult passages. Readers can search the Bible and commentary, move between books and chapters, save favorites, revisit recent material, and follow newly added studies. Adjustable fonts, spacing, themes, and Bible versions make longer sessions easier to personalize, whether the goal is quick reference, lesson preparation, or regular study.

RefDesk - Reference Desk is an Android reference directory for students, teachers, writers, and anyone who wants quick access to useful information sources. Its category-based home screen organizes links to almanacs, biographies, countries, dictionaries, encyclopedias, libraries, maps, news, politics, quotations, thesaurus tools, and other research resources. Users can move from the all-category list to a chosen reference site without searching several unrelated apps. The compact design makes it a practical starting point for homework, fact checking, writing, and everyday lookups when one organized menu is more useful than repeated web searches.

Gospel Library PREVIEW is an early Android edition of the Church’s gospel study library for readers who want scriptures, conference messages, lessons, music, and other religious resources in one place. Users can browse themed collections, open study materials, and return to saved passages through bookmarks, screens, and history. A Church account can synchronize annotations across devices, while the library also offers categories for families, youth, self-reliance, and Church history. Its organized shelves and study tools make personal reading, lesson preparation, and ongoing gospel study easier to manage.

PONS Translate is an Android app for people looking for reference and learning from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.

Wattpad is an Android story platform whose captured session reached onboarding for genre personalization and notification setup. The genre screen offered choices such as romance, fantasy, mystery, thriller, and science fiction before continuing. Android settings later showed notifications enabled and session data use. The supplied XAPK installed and launched on Android 15 without a visible login form, crash, forced update, advertisement, or purchase screen in this path. Story reading, writing, library, accounts, offline use, subscriptions, and payments were not reached, so those behaviors remain unconfirmed.

QANDA is an Android app for people interested in math questions and learning support. It offers a focused way to open a session, choose from the available screens, and return to familiar features from a phone. The reviewed material shows the available interface alongside Android-level settings that can affect notifications, storage, or other device choices. Its layout suits people who want a straightforward mobile experience while keeping permissions and connected features deliberate. Review the available options, connection needs, and any purchase choices before relying on features beyond the captured path.

Linux Basics is an Android app for people interested in Linux learning and command reference. It offers a focused way to open a session, choose from the available screens, and return to familiar features from a phone. The reviewed material shows the available interface alongside Android-level settings that can affect notifications, storage, or other device choices. Its layout suits people who want a straightforward mobile experience while keeping permissions and connected features deliberate. Review the available options, connection needs, and any purchase choices before relying on features beyond the captured path.

LEO Dictionary is an Android app for people interested in dictionary searches and multilingual word reference. It offers a focused way to open a session, choose from the available screens, and return to familiar features from a phone. The reviewed material shows the available interface alongside Android-level settings that can affect notifications, storage, or other device choices. Its layout suits people who want a straightforward mobile experience while keeping permissions and connected features deliberate. Review the available options, connection needs, and any purchase choices before relying on features beyond the captured path.

Glosbe Dictionary is an Android app for people looking for reference and learning from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.

Cymath is an Android app for people interested in math problem solving with keyboard and camera tools. It offers a focused way to open a session, choose from the available screens, and return to familiar features from a phone. The reviewed material shows the available interface alongside Android-level settings that can affect notifications, storage, or other device choices. Its layout suits people who want a straightforward mobile experience while keeping permissions and connected features deliberate. Review the available options, connection needs, and any purchase choices before relying on features beyond the captured path.

English-Myanmar Dictionary is a bilingual dictionary app for Android users who want to look up English or Myanmar words, switch language direction, browse menus, manage favorites, and request missing entries. It is aimed at learners, translators, and everyday readers working between English and Myanmar text. The app shows language selection, search box, side menu, quick update, favorites, settings, about pages, notification controls, storage, mobile data, and battery settings. Users should review offline content, ads, word request behavior, clipboard access, and data use before relying on it for study.

English Dictionary is an offline-style reference app for Android users who want word definitions, search, favorites, examples, pronunciation aids, and simple dictionary browsing on a phone. It is aimed at students, writers, readers, and language learners who need quick English lookup without a heavy account workflow. The app shows dictionary search screens, word entries, file interaction, and Android settings for storage, mobile data, permissions, and battery. Users should review dictionary data size, storage access, pronunciation behavior, and whether online features are needed before relying on it for study.

Audio Bible is a Bible reading and listening app for Android users who want book lists, multiple translations, audio playback, favorites, bookmarks, history, scheduling, downloads, and ad-removal options. It is aimed at readers who want scripture available in text and audio form throughout the day. The app shows Bible books, version selection, a side menu, search, and playback-related areas. Users should review notification prompts, downloads, ads, storage, mobile data, battery behavior, and privacy around reading history before regular use.

Manga Fox is a manga and comic reader app for Android users who want search, web-based manga discovery, reading history, bookmarks, downloads, feedback, and share tools in one interface. It is aimed at readers who browse manga catalogs, search the web, and keep track of recently read pages. The app opened to a privacy agreement, search home, keyboard search suggestions, browser-style results, a login prompt, and a premium ads-free entry point. Users should review camera, phone, notifications, advertising, billing, network, and page-routing behavior before use.

Jsho Japanese Dictionary is a Japanese-English dictionary app for Android learners who need search history, English lookup, kana and kanji tools, bookmarks, radical input, and compact reference screens. The app opened to dictionary history, settings, menu, bookmark, radical input, and search-result pages, showing a practical study workflow rather than a social service. It is aimed at students, translators, readers, and self-learners who need quick offline-style lookup tools. Permissions are limited compared with many apps, with notifications, network access, and related device settings visible in the review path.

Minecraft Pocket Edition 2018 Guide is a lightweight guide app for Android users who want simple, page-based Minecraft Pocket Edition tips, notes, and reference-style material. It is aimed at casual readers who need quick hints rather than an interactive game client. The app opened to title and guide pages after older compatibility prompts, including an interstitial-style page during the path. Its permissions include internet, network and Wi-Fi state, coarse location, storage writing, and phone-state reading, so review ads, location, and device-information access carefully.

Dictionary Linguee is a bilingual dictionary and translation reference app for Android users who want word lookups, example sentences, language pairs, and offline-style reference support while reading, writing, or studying. It is useful for students, translators, travelers, and anyone comparing real sentence usage across languages. The app opened after an Android deprecated target SDK warning was accepted. Its permissions include internet, network, Wi-Fi, storage, download without notification, overlay, boot receiver, and wake-lock capabilities, so older-target behavior should be noted.

FanFiction.Net is a reading and writing community app for Android users who want fan-created stories, archives, categories, favorites, reading lists, reviews, and account-based fiction discovery. It is aimed at readers who follow fandoms and writers who publish or manage stories through the platform. The app opened to FanFiction.Net screens during the captured path. Its package declares camera, network, media, microphone, phone state, shortcuts, notifications, media playback service, advertising identifier, wake-lock, boot receiver, and push messaging capabilities.

WebNovel is a reading app for Android users who want serialized novels, fantasy stories, romance, translations, reading recommendations, libraries, comments, and paid chapter access from a mobile device. It is built for readers who follow ongoing series and want personalized book discovery. The app opened to WebNovel onboarding and browsing screens during the captured path. Its package declares billing, camera, overlay, storage, notifications, Wi-Fi, media playback service, advertising services, wake-lock, boot receiver, license checks, push messaging, and network capabilities.

Archive Reader is an Android reading companion for users who want tag search, keyword search, author lookup, collections, saved searches, to-read lists, and local reader settings for archive-style fiction browsing. The interface shows Explore, keyword search, bookmarked authors, collections, navigation drawer items, and settings for language, blocked tags, backups, and premium. A visible app notice says the version may no longer work, so users should be cautious. The package declares notifications, alarms, storage, billing, advertising, and background-service capabilities.

Z-Lib is a reading and book-discovery app that opens with a welcome flow focused on literature access across many languages. The visible onboarding highlights scientific literature, modern prose, foreign classics, and account login options for returning users. It is aimed at readers who want a mobile entry point for browsing, saving, and managing reading material. Because book availability and rights can vary by region and title, users should review account terms and only download content they are allowed to access.

Mangago is a manga reading app for Android users who want a mobile library interface for browsing comic titles, reading chapters, and moving between home, rankings, library, and account-style tabs. The app is aimed at readers who prefer a lightweight manga client rather than a general web browser. It can help users discover series, continue reading, and organize common manga navigation from the bottom bar. Version 2.4.1 is an older build listed with bug fixes.

Substack is a reading and newsletter app for Android users who want to follow writers, culture coverage, podcasts, community posts, and subscription-based publications from a mobile interface. The welcome screen presents Sign up free, Continue with Google, Continue with email, and terms and privacy links before deeper access. It is best for readers who are comfortable with account-based discovery and creator subscriptions. Review contact, camera, microphone, location, notification, media projection, biometric, Bluetooth, ad-services, and screen-capture related capabilities before signing in.

NB Reader is a web-novel reading app for Android users who want a large fiction library, popular and completed story lists, search, rankings, downloads, reading history, and account sync across devices. It focuses on long reading sessions with browsing sections, reader settings, chapter reminders, and sign-in or guest paths for saving progress. It suits readers who follow fantasy, romance, adventure, cultivation, and serialized fiction. Users should review advertising, billing, notification, overlay, storage, and system-setting permissions before building a large library in the app.

Tachiyomi is an Android manga reader for users who want a self-managed library, reading history, update checks, downloads, local entries, and extension-based catalog browsing. The setup flow lets users choose a theme and storage folder before opening library, updates, history, browse, and more controls. It does not provide a built-in paid storefront, so users need to configure their own catalogs and respect content rules. This build suits experienced manga readers who want flexible organization while understanding that the original project is no longer actively developed.

Mangayomi is a reading and media library app for Android users who want manga, anime, novels, browsing sources, local content, downloads, history, settings, and reader or player controls in one open-style interface. The app opens with empty Manga, Anime, and Novel library tabs, plus browse, categories, statistics, download queue, and settings sections. Version 0.7.80 adds fixes and improvements around startup errors, webview handling, streaming links, library state, downloaded chapters, dialogs, and dependencies. It suits users who manage their own reading and anime sources and understand broad storage access.

QToon is a webtoon and manga reading app for Android users who want serialized comics, genre browsing, updated stories, and a mobile-first reading experience. It focuses on letting readers discover titles, open episodes, and continue reading without needing a heavy desktop-style comic site. The app is suited to users who enjoy webtoons, manhwa, manga, romance, fantasy, action, comedy, and other illustrated stories. The package declares advertising ID, notifications, phone-state, and network-related capabilities, so users should review prompts before daily reading.

ReadEra is an Android reading app for users who keep books, PDFs, documents, and study files on their phone and want one clean library instead of several format-specific readers. It opens popular ebook and document formats, organizes titles by authors, series, folders, and formats, and lets readers search, sort, bookmark, and continue from recent files without creating an account. The app is especially useful for offline reading, school material, manuals, novels, and saved documents. It feels practical rather than social, with the focus on getting files opened quickly and keeping a personal library manageable.

Moon+ Reader is an Android ebook and document reader for people who keep local books, use online libraries, and want fine control over long reading sessions. Users can open EPUB, PDF, comic archives, text files, Markdown, OPDS catalogs, and other common formats, then organize titles through recent lists, shelves, favorites, folders, bookmarks, and statistics. The app also supports reading themes, page effects, cloud or WebDAV entries, highlights, notes, and translation-style study tools. It fits readers who want a flexible library app instead of a locked bookstore.