Sources

The official repository

The official repository has two sources, both public domain or openly licensed: Project Gutenberg for novels, and Komga Demo, which reads Komga's public demo server so you can see a self-hosted comics library without setting one up. Reading your own Komga server is not supported yet.

https://boundless.moe/repo

Add it in the More tab, under Sources. Full instructions.

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Project Gutenberg

v1.4.4 Light novels EN

70,000+ public-domain books from Project Gutenberg's own catalog API. Browse, search, genre filtering, and full in-app reading, split into real chapters where the text supports it.

  • Browse
  • Search
  • Genre filter
  • Chapters

Komga Demo

v1.1.1 Comics EN

Connects to Komga's own official public demo server (demo.komga.org) using the read-mostly credentials Komga itself publishes. Komga is free, open-source, self-hosted server software for a comic/manga library you already own; this bundled copy exists to show what a self-hosted library looks like in Boundless without any setup.

  • Browse
  • Search
  • Genre filter
  • Chapters

Other repositories

Boundless can install sources from any other repository you add by URL, and nobody at Boundless maintains those. A repository is a plain HTTPS location serving a versioning.json listing and one folder per source.

A repository you add is code that runs on your device and makes network requests on your behalf. Add repositories you trust, the same way you would with any other software. Boundless does not review, endorse, or host third-party repositories, and the extension source for anything you install can always be read before you install it. If something goes wrong in the app because of a third-party repository, we cannot support or troubleshoot it. Contact whoever maintains that repository directly.

Building a source: The extension guide covers the API, testing, and publishing a repository of your own.