Phase 1 — Complete
Mac & iPad Catalog
The core library manager: import your ebooks, organize them the way you think, and keep everything in sync across your devices.
Library
- Import EPUBs, PDFs, and MOBI/AZW3 files via drag & drop, File → Import, or iCloud Drive
- Grid and list views with cover art, ratings, and reading status — Mac and iPad
- Sidebar filters: reading status, tags, star ratings, series
- Full-text search across title, author, and description
- Sort by title, author, date added, rating, reading status, or series
- Multi-select: bulk rate, tag, set status, delete, or share
- Multiple libraries with per-library iCloud sync toggle
- Status bar showing sync state, book count, and selection details
Metadata & Organization
- Edit title, authors, publisher, series name and position, ISBN, and synopsis
- Metadata lookup wizard — search by ISBN or title/author to pull in complete metadata from OpenLibrary and Google Books
- Fixed-layout EPUB detection with automatic Comics tag on import
- Cover art lookup from Apple Books, Google Books, and OpenLibrary — single book or batch wizard
- Tags, star ratings (0–5), reading status (Unread / Reading / Read / Did Not Finish)
- Full undo/redo for every change
Sync & Sharing
- iCloud sync across Mac and iPad — metadata, covers, and files in lockstep
- Open any book in your preferred reader (Apple Books, Kindle, Marvin, Legible, etc.)
- System share sheet: AirDrop, Mail, Messages, Save to Files
Mac-Only
- AppleScript support for automation and scripting workflows
- Multiple windows (document-based, full state restoration)
Phase 5 — Planned
Smart Classification
An LLM analyzes your library and proposes tags, genres, series groupings, and collections. You review every suggestion before anything is applied — the LLM proposes, you decide. No book content is ever sent to a third party; only title, author, and description.
- Free tier — unlimited classification using Apple Foundation Models (on-device, Apple Intelligence required)
- Frontier model cloud classification — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and others; bring your own API key or use a managed subscription
- Batch processing with progress bar and cancellation
- Review panel: accept or reject each suggestion individually before applying
- Cross-library pattern detection — series grouping and collection suggestions based on your whole library
Further Out
Aspirational Features
No phase commitment — these depend on platform API maturity, user demand, or both. Vote on the ones that matter to you.
- Annotation export — export highlights and notes from the built-in reader to Markdown, Obsidian, or plain text; one file per book ↑ vote
- DRM-Free Ebook Finder — watch your wishlist and alert you when a book becomes available DRM-free at a supported retailer ↑ vote
- Siri — ask Siri to open a book, rate what you just finished, or find everything you haven't read yet. Depends on user demand after Shortcuts land.
- Visual Intelligence — point your camera at a book cover and add it to your library. Apple's Visual Intelligence API (iOS 18.2+) is still evolving; we're watching it closely.