Pagira - HTML Viewer & Comics

Pagira displays your standalone HTML sites, individual HTML pages and your PDFs directly on your iPhone and iPad, even without a connection, and also reads your EPUB books and comics. Where most readers settle for a rough rendering, Pagira opens a real, complete web folder (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, subfolders) and renders it like a browser, locally.


WHO IS IT FOR?
Pagira is for anyone who needs to read standalone HTML sites, individual HTML pages, PDFs, books or comics directly on their device, especially offline. Typical uses:

- Students whose courses are exported as HTML (medicine, law and other fields), or delivered as e-learning modules.
- Technical documentation shipped as a website: electronics, mechanics, engineering manuals, datasheets and reference guides.
- Developers and writers previewing static sites and generated documentation (Doxygen, Sphinx, MkDocs, Docusaurus, Storybook, Javadoc).
- Reports and exports such as Jupyter notebooks, R Markdown or test reports saved as HTML.
- Web pages and articles you want to keep and read later, offline.
If your content is an HTML folder, a single page, a PDF, a book or a comic, Pagira is built to open it cleanly.

FEATURES
- Full HTML rendering: CSS, JavaScript, images and subfolders genuinely work. fetch/XHR, ES modules and even WebAssembly are supported, because the content is served through a real local web origin, not a simple file preview. A site in a .zip is uncompressed and opened in one go.
- Built-in PDF reader: continuous scrolling and automatic scaling, go to page, contents and thumbnails, for your local or iCloud PDFs.
- EPUB books (light, sepia and dark themes) and comics in CBZ, CBR, CB7 and CBT: two-page spreads on iPad, manga, vertical scrolling, and Panel by Panel reading, made for iPhone. Word, Markdown, RTF and text too.
- Highlights, notes and bookmarks in your books and PDFs.
- Search a whole folder, even scanned PDFs (text recognized on the device), and by file name. Ask: ask a question, Pagira opens the page that answers it. Nothing made up.
- 100% offline: once the content is on your device, everything opens without a connection. Perfect on a plane, while travelling or in areas with no network.
- Local files and iCloud Drive: open from the Files app, your local storage or iCloud Drive, and also via "Open in Pagira" from other apps.
- iCloud on demand: iCloud files are streamed as you go (without downloading everything), or downloaded in one tap for a permanent offline copy. Automatic resume after an interruption.
- Home: Currently Reading, Favorites, Recent and Offline, with their covers.
- iCloud sync: page, highlights, notes and favorites follow you between iPhone and iPad.
- History: find every page you have viewed, including navigation within a site, grouped by day, and reopen it exactly where you left off.
- Auto-reopen: pick up your last reading as soon as you launch the app (can be turned off).
- Web archives: open a saved .webarchive file, rendered offline