What Reddit Says About Book Apps

As you can see, you can sync progress, time read, time left, bookmarks, tags and so on. ... The app I'm building isn't going to do what you're looking for. Due to other requirements, there will almost certainly be no integration with calibre web. ... Mine is "lithium "... Be...

If fan of StoryGraph. If you like book clubs, fable is fine but I thought it has too much extra stuff in the app. If you like analytics, StoryGraph is the best.

I use my e-reader more as an "add on" to my books rather than replacing them. That said like i mentioned before, i truly love mine and couldnt live without 1. If you want to check out a good review, this video convinced me to buy the newest tab ultra c despite having the ultra aldready jus...

... For non-sync purposes , I would recommend Lithium because it has clean UI and convenient and kindle-style highlighter. For syncing across platforms purposes, I would recommend google play book or Amazon Kindle app.

Bookey is the best, don't get premium, just watch a 30 second ad to read or listen to any book they have · Nice-Research8533 · • 4mo ago · pronounce this Saad (2021) and Voon and colleagues (2024).

Pocketbook, super easy to use and syncs your books across devices. ... What makes it so much better than the paid for apps? I cant really find any visuals for korreader.

Fable I like for the aesthetic but storygraph for sure is the best for tracking. ... Storygraph!!!! ... StoryGraph for the win!! It’s been incredible for me and my journey back to reading! ... StoryGraph to track what I'm reading. LibraryThing to track what I own. ... I use Bookmory.

Syncing across all devices is a premium feature in ReadEra and as far as Lithium, they can only make a back-up of your highlights and bookmark. Continue this thread Continue this thread ... Kindle is still the best for me. The only app that sync reading progress, highlights, notes in multiple device...

I just wish you can sort and filter your collection more, filter analytics by date range and have books in your shelf labelled as read or not read ... I love Turn. Yesterday my phone was stolen and I was so sad to see Turn is no longer available the App Store I'm as sad about losing my reading ...

I don't read dev books but feel like I should buy this just to give back to all the help CommonsWare has given me in the past ... I've been reading 'Android Programming: Big Nerd Ranch Guide' for the past few editions. The content keeps getting updated every edition. I think it&#...

Yes, and it's called ILIAD. The more books you read and rate, the more personalized book recommendations you get. Honestly, it feels like Spotify's song recommendations with a Tinder interface.

Personally i dont use goodreads very often, i use an app called StoryGraph instead. When you make an account you fill out your preferences (fast vs slow paced, genre, tropes, etc) and it provides you with a list of recommended books. It also takes into account the books you mark as “read”. If your s...

I've been using Goodreads and Bookmory! Fable looks nice, though! I've been meaning to try it out. ... Storygraph has this reading journal feature and the charts are amazing it gives me a detailed overview of everything genre, authors etc. also the recommendation feature where you can appl...

I've recently started using ILIAD (iliad.co), and it's been a game-changer for me. It's like having a community of book lovers right at your fingertips, and the recommendations are spot on.

So I just put together a big list of 31 apps for book lovers. Not just the obvious ones like Kindle or Audible, but also some hidden gems for free…

If you're looking for a great app to manage your book collection, you might want to try ILIAD. It offers easy sorting, a 'currently reading' status, "Graveyard" status for DNF, 10-point rating system, and personalized book recommendations.

If you want hundreds of gigabytes of cloud storage space, you’re going to have to pay for it. But if you don’t mind paying for things that make your life easier, and you want an alternative to the Books app, I suggest you look at BookFusion, which has Calibre integration and a thoughtful, uncluttere...

I recently discovered an app called “Libby” that connects you to your local library, and so far I really like it. You can place a hold on books (join waitlist), or borrow them for a certain amount of time. There are no late fees as they automatically take the book back from you once your allocated t...

In my case I use: Libby, Apple Books, Kindle and recently started using Kobo to see if I like it since I'm considering buying a Kobo Clara Colour. But didn't even know that it existed so many options out there. ... Ahh thank you, that means a lot, it was a bit of work but totally worth it ...

Are there any Android apps that come close to the smoothness and functionality of Apple Books? Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... I agree that I didn’t explain it well since sometimes it’s challenging for...

Amazon has a LOT of stuff the others don't which, in my understanding is because of the Kindle Unlimited program; authors aren't allowed to have things up on other websites if they're to have those books as a part of the program. (But that might have changed since I last learnt about ...

And if so, did you find this to be a productive way to consume content to a deep enough level that you were able to retain the lessons in the books without the full immersion into the long form of the books? Share ... Check out Headway. They have growth plans and flashcards, so you kinda engaged ......