FinnBook
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An ebook reader for iPad that takes your library seriously.

The books you already have, on the iPad you already read on. FinnBook opens EPUB and MOBI, pulls straight from your Calibre server or Project Gutenberg, and shows you where your reading time actually went.

Tell me when it’s out

Coming to the App Store for iPad. Free to use, with an optional Pro subscription.

The FinnBook library, showing a shelf of book covers. A page of a book in the reader, light theme. The same page in the dark theme. Reading statistics, showing hours read per day.

A page you can set up properly

Typeface, size, margins, line height, one column or two. Light, dark and sepia. Bringing up the controls never reflows the text or moves your place — the page stays exactly where it was. Small thing. You notice it every time.

Books from wherever you keep them

Open EPUB files directly, and import MOBI or AZW3 and have them converted on the way in. Connect a Calibre content server and browse it from the sofa — download what you want now, leave the rest. Project Gutenberg is built in, so thousands of classics are a search away.

Your reading, counted

FinnBook measures the time you spend reading, not the time a book sits open. Daily goals, a streak, a year of reading in one chart, and a breakdown of which books took the hours.

Carries on where you left off

Turn on iCloud sync and your library, bookmarks and place in each book follow you between iPads. When two devices disagree, the one that got furthest through the book wins. Part of FinnBook Pro.

Searching Project Gutenberg from inside FinnBook. The display settings panel over a page of text. A year of reading shown as a chart. Hours read broken down by book.

FinnBook Pro

Reading themes of your own, the full reading statistics, and iCloud sync. Everything else — your books, your Calibre server, the reader itself — is free.

$1.99 a month or $19.99 a year, bought inside the app and cancelled in your iPad’s own Settings.