App: ComicTrack
Developer: Hidden Key LTD
Genres: Entertainment, Utilities

ComicTrack is an iOS and iPadOS app that makes managing your comic collection easy and enjoyable. 

NOTE: It is not a comic book reader.

- Track your comic book collection of issues, series and graphic novels, with the ability to create custom reading lists.
- Search for any comic book you'd like using the ComicVine database and access all of the related information. 
- Keep up with the latest issues that are released every week and find new series on the Discover tab.
- Any newly released issues for the series in your library are automatically added.
- Rate your issues and series and see other users ratings.
- Sync your collection across devices using iCloud.
- Switch between dark and light themes with multiple colour tints and custom icons.
- Hold down on your comics to show a context menu with quick actions such as rate or mark as read.

ComicTrack+ Subscription Terms
Your ComicTrack+ membership will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can go to Settings > iTunes & App Store > Apple ID > Subscriptions to manage your membership and then auto-renew off. Your iTunes account will be charged when the purchase is confirmed. 

ComicTrack Terms of Use:
https://comictrack.app/terms/

ComicTrack Privacy Policy:
https://comictrack.app/privacypolicy/

Release notes:
- Added link to the roadmap/feedback site in Settings.
- Added About page in Settings.
- Added 'Start Year' sort to the library series page.
- Added 'Release Date' sort to series and lists.
- Fixed a bug where 'this week' and 'last week' could show the same issues due to a cache expiration issue.
- Show more issues in the popular section and shuffle their order.
- Group 'Recent' library issues by release week in the 'see all' page.
- Enable/disable specific library sections in the 'library order' settings page.
- Load series data from our cached server if the main database server is down.
- Attempt to sort search results in a more sane way.