Preserve and move a personal ebook library across readers and devices without losing its organization or reading history.
Added Aug 11, 2026
Medium opportunity (65%)
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Readers with hundreds or thousands of legally acquired, sideloaded books depend on fragile app-specific libraries, cloud connections, and metadata databases. App updates, device replacements, storage-permission changes, and sync failures can hide books, flatten folder structures, corrupt metadata, duplicate files, or erase reading positions, bookmarks, and annotations. Existing reader apps often provide incomplete backups that cannot be reliably restored or transferred elsewhere.
Build a local-first desktop utility that inventories ebook files, detects duplicates, repairs metadata, preserves folder and series organization, and creates a portable library archive with a human-readable manifest. Device-specific adapters would import and export supported reading positions, bookmarks, highlights, and settings where technically possible, while verification reports confirm that every source file reached the destination intact. Start with a guided migration between Android storage, Calibre libraries, and selected cloud folders rather than building another reading app.
Repeated Android storage-policy changes and reader-app regressions are breaking long-lived personal libraries, while readers increasingly use several phones, tablets, computers, and dedicated e-ink devices. The signals also show willingness to pay for reliable backup and synchronization, especially through one-time purchases rather than subscriptions.
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love this app. it's well organised. the book titles are customizable too and that's really helpful. there is also a favourite option I use it to keep the books I'm currently reading in one section making it a whole lot easier to find instead of looking through all my files. great app overall 💜
pretty good app for reading books. I'm still working out the features, like syncing with my Google drive, but otherwise, it automatically scans for new books, adds them, and allows me to organize. I thought about upgrading to the paid version, but I tried it briefly and it seemed to be exactly the same, so I went back to the free version. The only thing I wish it did was edit the metadata of my files so that it would give the same info when synced to the
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