Statistics

The Statistics screen turns your library into a set of breakdowns and rankings. It is useful for spotting patterns in what you have collected, finding under-represented sections, or just enjoying the shape of the library you have built.

Collection Snapshot

At the top of the screen, the snapshot shows the headline numbers:

Books — total entries in your library.
Pages — combined page count across all books.
Average pages — the mean page count per book.
Unique tags — the count of distinct tags in use.
Artists — the number of distinct artists credited.
Languages — the number of distinct languages represented.

The snapshot also shows the date the statistics were last generated. Tap Refresh in the top bar to recompute them.

Top Lists

Several “Top N” breakdowns rank the most common entries in each field:

Top Artists — the artists with the most works in your library.
Top Circles — the most frequent circles or publishing groups.
Top Parodies — the most represented parody sources.
Top Characters — characters that appear most often across your library.
Most Common Tags — tags ranked by how many books carry them. Tap a tag to filter the library by it.

Each list shows the count alongside the name so you can see exactly how concentrated your library is.

Breakdowns

Distribution charts cover the higher-level categorizations:

Category Breakdown — how books are split across your user-defined categories.
Language Breakdown — the language mix of your library.
Type Breakdown — the split across content types.

These are useful for noticing gaps — for example, you might discover that one language or category is heavily represented and another is empty.

Generating and Refreshing

Stats are cached so they load instantly when you open the screen. When you add, edit, or remove a large number of books, you can force a regeneration by tapping the Refresh action. A short delay is enforced after a refresh so successive taps do not spam the worker.

When Stats Are Empty

If your library has no books yet, the Statistics screen prompts you to add some. The numbers and breakdowns start populating immediately after your first import.