BookLore is a powerful, self-hosted web application designed to organize and manage your personal book collection with elegance and ease.
Build your dream library with an intuitive interface, robust metadata management, and seamless multi-user support.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Library management:
- Smart Organization: Custom shelves with powerful filters.
- Magic Shelves: Dynamic, auto-updating collections.
- Auto Metadata: Rich details from multiple sources.
- Advanced Search: Find any book instantly.
- User experience:
- Multi-User Support: Granular permissions.
- Flexible Auth: Local or OIDC providers.
- Mobile Ready: Responsive on all devices.
- Built-in Reader: PDFs, EPUBs, comics.
- Smart features:
- BookDrop Import: Auto-detect bulk files.
- Private Notes: Personal reading annotations.
- Community Reviews: Enriched book data.
- Progress Tracking: Reading statistics.
- Connectivity:
- Kobo Integration: Seamless device sync.
- OPDS Support: Connect any reading app.
- KOReader Sync: Cross-platform progress tracking.
- Email Sharing: One-click book sending.
Website: github.com/herraristotle/BookLore
Support:
Developer: Booklore
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
BookLore is written in Java and TypeScript. Learn Java with our recommended free books and free tutorials. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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