ManYue, ShuYu, YunYing — which? Private NAS trio
When you already have a NAS or self-hosted library, skip the “one app that does everything” debate—pick by medium: manga, ebooks, and video each have a lane.
Pick from one table
- Manga / CBZ libraries → ManYue: local import, WebDAV / SMB, or Komga-style server libraries
- Ebooks / Calibre / OPDS → ShuYu: private library reading, no built-in bookstore
- Shows and movies → YunYing: SMB / WebDAV or Emby, Jellyfin, Plex
You do not need all three. One medium—install that one first. Full list: All apps.
How this differs from “content apps”
None of the trio provides manga, ebooks, or video files. Your files stay on your devices or NAS; the apps open, read, and play. That is a different job from chasing serials on a platform app.
How to start (four shared steps)
- Confirm the NAS / PC has the matching service (WebDAV, SMB, Calibre content server, etc.).
- Try on the same LAN first.
- In the matching app, add one source and verify with a small file.
- Only then tidy folders and permissions.
Overview: Private NAS library. Details: NAS manga, Calibre / OPDS, SMB video.
FAQ
ManYue, ShuYu, or YunYing?
By medium: manga → ManYue; ebooks / Calibre → ShuYu; video → YunYing. If scenes overlap, pick by the file type you open next.
Do I need all three for a private NAS library?
No. One medium—one app first; add another when a second medium appears.
Vs copying files onto the phone?
Copying is fine for small offline sets; large libraries usually stay connected to the home source, with progress and files on your side.
Does Bingzhiyi provide content?
No. You add or store content on your devices / NAS.
Get the apps
- Download ManYue on the App Store · private manga
- Download ShuYu on the App Store · private ebooks
- Download YunYing on the App Store · private video
Also: All guides · All apps