Chapter database
Track every episode by owner, stage, panel count, missing art, lettering state, review notes, and export readiness.

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Plan, write, storyboard, upload art, review, publish, and export from one clean workspace built for comic and webtoon creators.
Plan, produce, review, and export each release from one connected page.
Kaijin feels like a clean workspace, but it is shaped around manga and webtoon production: scripts, panels, assets, reviews, publishing, and export live together.
Track every episode by owner, stage, panel count, missing art, lettering state, review notes, and export readiness.
Turn scenes into ordered beats, then move them into a panel queue before opening the canvas or importing finished art.
Characters, references, uploads, finished panels, and production notes stay attached to the chapter they belong to.
Review pacing, panel order, platform constraints, and export files before a chapter leaves the studio.
Scripts, panels, notes, assets, checks, and publishing status stay attached to the same chapter.
The workspace keeps the next action visible, so chapters keep moving instead of getting buried in folders.
Prepare reader-ready releases and export chapter files with the structure your publishing workflow needs.
No. You can draw in Kaijin or bring finished panels from your existing tools. The bigger value is that script, storyboard, art, lettering, review, and export stay connected.
Notion is great for notes and databases. Kaijin borrows that calm workspace feeling, then adds chapter-specific production, panel ordering, artwork upload, lettering, publishing, and export.
Solo manga, comic, manhwa, and webtoon creators, plus small teams who want one professional home for moving chapters from idea to reader-ready release.
Yes. Kaijin is designed to prepare finished chapters for destinations like Webtoon, Tapas, social platforms, or your own site.
Create a series workspace and move the first chapter through a clean production workflow.
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