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Free, open-source digital library platform for managing, reading, and sharing books across devices.
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Release v0.35.0: Introducing Magic Shelves: Dynamic, Rule-Based Smart Collections
Tired of manually organizing books into categories? Magic Shelves lets you build smart, dynamic collections that evolve with your library: ✨ Define shelves like “Rom-Zom-Com“, “Unread Sci-Fi from the 80s” or “Books Rated 4+ Stars and Finish...
Published on July 29, 2025 by Aditya C.
Release v0.34.0: Introducing Bookdrop: Effortless, Automated Book Imports
Gone are the days of manually uploading files. Bookdrop transforms the way you get books into your library: 📂 Just drop your files into a special folder: Bookdrop monitors it in real time.⚙️ Automatic processing begins instantly: Metadata...
Published on July 29, 2025 by Aditya C.
About
Booklore is a free and open-source platform for managing and enjoying digital books. Designed to be self-hosted, multi-user, and accessible across devices, it empowers readers, educators, and communities to organize their collections, read with ease, and preserve digital libraries independently.
We created Booklore to fill a gap: most digital reading platforms are closed, commercial, or lack robust library features. Booklore supports EPUB and PDF reading in-browser, library browsing with powerful filters, multi-user access, metadata management, OPDS feeds, and a modern UI built for readers.
With your support through Open Collective, we aim to:
- Cover server and hosting costs for demos, documentation, and CI/CD
- Sponsor accessibility testing, UI/UX improvements, and multilingual support
- Sustain open development and grow a vibrant contributor community
- Fund IDE licenses, testing devices, and infrastructure for long-term maintainability
Our mission is to make reading more free, personal, and community-driven, without ads, tracking, or lock-in. Booklore is GPL-licensed, transparent by design, and built with care.
Join us in building the future of independent digital libraries.