Coming from Moon+ Reader, honestly.

Every device, one purchase

Moon+ Reader is an Android app. Tomen runs in any browser today, as a Windows app and an Android app, and one Plus purchase covers all of them. Your place, highlights and settings follow you between a phone, a tablet and a PC through a Tomen account.

No ads, in the free version too

Moon+ Reader's free version shows ads; its Pro purchase removes them. Tomen's free tier has no ads, no account and no tracking, and it is complete: every format, nine themes, contents, search, sorting, gestures. Plus adds the things you do inside a book, not the reading itself.

The page is set, not just displayed

Moon+ Reader gives you a great many settings and leaves the result to you. Tomen re-sets every book in its own typography, with the type and measure chosen once for every book and tuned to the screen, so a messy EPUB reads as well as a designed one and nothing has to be adjusted per book. If you like tuning, that is a loss; if you want to open a book and read, it is the point.

Comics, and a Calibre library

CBZ, CBR, CBT and CB7 open as comics, with spreads, right-to-left reading for manga, and a minimap when you zoom into a page. A Calibre library comes in four ways, from adding the folder to keeping it in Dropbox. The Calibre guide has each one.

What you give up

• Depth of settings. Moon+ exposes far more knobs for margins, fonts, page effects and gestures than Tomen ever will.
• Price. Moon+ Reader Pro is a smaller one-time purchase for one platform. Tomen Plus is $49, once, for every platform.
• Years of polish on Android alone, including things Tomen does not do yet, such as reading PDFs as reflowed text. Tomen reads a PDF as pages, the way it reads a comic.

If you read only on one Android phone and you have Moon+ Reader set up the way you like it, stay. This page is for people who read on more than one device, or who want the ads gone without the settings.