A local-first eBook reader with a journal for each book you read
Per-book journaling with offline TTS when Kindle and Moon+ already dominate.

Frictionless Gutenberg reader with share-to-import and no account required.
Android users who read public domain classics
Moon+ Reader · Libby · Kindle
Users can search the PG catalog within the app or Share a book's page from their browser to Guten for import. The app includes the usual ereader features like search, highlight, bookmarks, and notes. I like my apps privacy-focused: Guten doesn't require an account, and there are no ads or tracking.
The reading experience is totally free, but there's also a one-time premium upgrade available for extra features like TTS read-aloud and note/highlight exports.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bhunt.gute...
Would love feedback while it's still in open testing.
Per-book journaling with offline TTS when Kindle and Moon+ already dominate.
Syntax-highlighted code blocks in EPUBs and PDFs, finally readable without squinting.
Tappable YouTube subtitles and Kokoro AI audio make this a strong Pleco alternative.
Paginated reader mode with EPUB export when Firefox Reader only scrolls.
Markdown viewer with a custom .mkb book format, but Typora and iA Writer already do reading well.
Rust book ending with a Redis clone instead of the usual todo apps.