PocketLib1.0.0

PocketLib opens ebooks on Linux and remembers the page where you stop, so returning to a title resumes from its saved position. Its simple, modern reading interface helps you find a first book, open it, and keep chosen titles in a personal library. If a selected file cannot be read, PocketLib reports the problem rather than adding an unusable book.

The built-in PocketLib Store gives signed-in users access to public-domain literature from within the application. A dav account can keep your library and reading progress in the cloud, allowing the same books and saved positions to follow you between devices. Library management includes a confirmation prompt when you choose to remove a book, making the action deliberate. These features suit personal reading, study sessions, and organizing a collection of digital literature across more than one computer.

Developed by David Zurek, PocketLib is open-source Education software for Linux. Version 1.0.0 requires Linux with snapd and runs on x86_64 (amd64) systems. Cloud synchronization uses a dav account, while PocketLib Store content is available to signed-in users.