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Your ebook library, in your pocket

Inkbrary imports your books, sorts them into collections and sends them to your e-reader over Wi-Fi.

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The library screen: book covers in a grid, a search bar and filter chips for All, EPUB, PDF and Comics. The library screen: book covers in a grid, a search bar and filter chips for All, EPUB, PDF and Comics.
A smiling orange cat sitting on a stack of four books.

From file to e-reader in three steps

  1. A book dropping into a gift box.

    Import

    Drop in EPUB, PDF, CBZ, FB2, TXT or RTF files. Covers and details come along automatically.

  2. Organise

    Smart collections fill themselves from rules you set. Manual ones hold exactly the books you pick.

  3. Sync

    Send books to your e-reader over Wi-Fi. With KOReader, new books and collection edits made on the reader come back to your library.

Works with the readers you already have

Inkbrary talks to readers over your Wi-Fi. No cables, no desktop app.

Reader names are the property of their owners. Inkbrary is not affiliated with them.

Your place, on every device

Start a book on your e-reader and see how far you got in Inkbrary. Reading progress travels with the book, so wherever you stop, you can pick it up again.

  • KOReader and CrossPoint

    Point the progress sync built into your reader at Inkbrary over Wi-Fi. It sends how far you have read, and Inkbrary shows it on the book.

  • iCloud

    If you use iCloud, your reading progress follows you between your iPhone and iPad through your own private iCloud.

  • Set it by hand

    Read a book somewhere else? Set the position yourself or mark the book finished, and your readers pick it up the next time they sync.

Reading progress sync is part of Inkbrary Pro, a one-time purchase.

A book page showing 42% read, as sent by a Kobo reader two hours ago, a Hardcover card with the page sent, a Set Progress button and chips for format, size and Reading. A book page showing 42% read, as sent by a Kobo reader two hours ago, a Hardcover card with the page sent, a Set Progress button and chips for format, size and Reading.

Keep Hardcover up to date

Connect your Hardcover account and Inkbrary sends your reading status and page progress to it while you read, so you never type it in twice.

  • Status and pages

    A book you have started shows on Hardcover as Currently Reading, at your page. Finish it and it moves to Read, with the date you finished.

  • Forward by default

    Automatic updates only move forward, so re-reading a chapter never lowers your page. To lower it on purpose, set a lower progress by hand and choose to lower it on Hardcover too.

  • Your account, your call

    You sign in on Hardcover's own page, so Inkbrary never sees your password. Updates go one way, from Inkbrary to Hardcover, and you can turn them off or disconnect at any time.

The Hardcover integration is part of Inkbrary Pro. Hardcover is a separate service and Inkbrary is not affiliated with it.

The Hardcover page in Inkbrary: a connected account, a Disconnect button, a Send progress to Hardcover switch turned on, and a Linked books row. The Hardcover page in Inkbrary: a connected account, a Disconnect button, a Send progress to Hardcover switch turned on, and a Linked books row.

A library that is a pleasure to open

Browse by cover, search by title and filter by format. Open a book to see its details. Light and dark, to match the room.

The library screen: book covers in a grid, a search bar and filter chips for All, EPUB, PDF and Comics. The library screen: book covers in a grid, a search bar and filter chips for All, EPUB, PDF and Comics.
Library
A book page with a large cover, the title and author, Mark as Reading and Mark as Completed buttons, an About card, and chips for format, size and date added. A book page with a large cover, the title and author, Mark as Reading and Mark as Completed buttons, an About card, and chips for format, size and date added.
Book details
The Sync screen showing one reader, up to date, with a Sync now button and a card for sharing the library. The Sync screen showing one reader, up to date, with a Sync now button and a card for sharing the library.
Sync

Your books stay yours

Questions people ask

Can I sync reading progress between my e-reader and my iPhone?

Yes, with KOReader and CrossPoint readers. Point the reader's progress sync at Inkbrary over your Wi-Fi and it sends where you are in each book. Inkbrary shows it on the book, syncs it between your Apple devices through iCloud, and can send a position back to your readers. Reading progress sync is part of Inkbrary Pro.

Does Inkbrary work with Hardcover?

Yes. Connect your Hardcover account and Inkbrary sends your reading status, page progress and finish date. Updates go one way, from Inkbrary to Hardcover. The integration is part of Inkbrary Pro.

Which e-readers does Inkbrary work with?

Kobo, Kindle, PocketBook and other devices running KOReader with the FileSync plugin, and Xteink X4 and X3 readers running CrossPoint firmware. Inkbrary can also share your library over OPDS and WebDAV for other reading apps.

Do I need Calibre or a computer?

No. Inkbrary runs on your iPhone or iPad and talks to your reader over Wi-Fi. There is no desktop app and no cable.

Is there an Android version?

Not today: Inkbrary is for iPhone and iPad. You can tell us you would use it on Android, and which e-reader you have, on the Android page.

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