Read the visual novels you own on your phone or tablet, even offline. Auto mode, message log, save snapshots and on-device translation. You bring your own works.
Free · No account · Reads offline · Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

Your library, the reading menu, on-device translation and save snapshots, on your phone and tablet.






Carry the visual novels you own in your pocket and pick up the story where you left it.
Download it free from the App Store or Google Play, no sign-up needed. A sample work is included, ready to read.
Pick an archive from Files or a cloud folder, or send files from a computer’s web browser on the same Wi‑Fi.
Works stay on your device and open without a connection; progress, saves and screenshots stay with each work.
The common visual novel engines, plus story games made with RPG Maker and other tools.
Visual novels
It also opens story and role-playing works made with
The app's Settings list the supported versions and limits of each format.
ExeDock is a free app for Mac and Windows too.
Play Windows games on Apple silicon Macs: automatic setup, in-game translation and tested settings, free.
Go to exedock.comNative engines and on-device translation, in development.
In developmentExeDock Mobile is a visual novel reader. Add your own works to your iPhone, iPad or Android device, read them offline, and pick up the story where you left it.
No. ExeDock Mobile is a free download with no in-app purchases, and you don’t need an account.
The app has no store and provides no downloads. A sample work is included to try; add other works you legally own.
In the app, pick an archive or a folder from Files or a cloud folder: ZIP, RAR, 7z, LZH, CAB, TAR and more, including split and password-protected archives. You can also send files from a computer’s web browser on the same Wi‑Fi.
Visual novels: Ren'Py, KiriKiri 2/Z, NScripter, SiglusEngine, RealLive, Artemis, TyranoScript and FVP. It also opens story games made with RPG Maker MV/MZ/XP/VX/VX Ace/2000/2003, Godot, HTML5 (NW.js/Electron) and Flash. The supported versions of each format are listed in the app’s Settings.
Yes. Works are stored on your device. Some formats download a free player component the first time you open them, and works that need RPG Maker’s shared assets (RTP) download them from the official RPG Maker website after you agree. After that, everything reads offline.
No. On-device translation uses the translation built into your iPhone, iPad or Android device; the text on screen stays on the device.
A save snapshot is made every time you close a work, and you can make one yourself and restore it at any time. Saves can also be exported and imported as backups.
iPhone and iPad with iOS/iPadOS 16.4 or later, and Android 8.0 or later.
Not every work opens; results depend on the work and its version. Tell us the work’s name and format in the app’s Settings › Support or on this site’s support page, and we’ll get back to you.