Ebook reader for iPhone and iPad
Read your books from local files, cloud storage and OPDS catalogs. Keep your library, notes and bookmarks in one app.
On Android? Join the beta and we'll invite you.
What Libra does
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Read your book files
EPUB, PDF, FB2, CBZ, DOCX, MOBI and more — opened in one library.
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Read from cloud
Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Yandex Disk, iCloud and OPDS, side by side.
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White, Black and Sepia
Three page colours and serif fonts for reading. Pick one in Settings.
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Highlight & take notes
Mark passages in colour and attach your own notes as you read.
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Rate & review
Give books a star rating and write a private review to remember them by.
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No ads, no account
Every reading feature is free. Pro only adds sync between your devices.
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Syncs across your devices Pro
Your place, highlights and collections stay in sync through your own iCloud.
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Bookmark your place
Drop bookmarks anywhere and jump back in one tap.
Set the page the way you like it
Paged or scroll mode, font, size, line spacing and margins, on a White, Black or Sepia page. Libra saves your place, so the book opens where you stopped.
Chapter One
The Last Signal
The Ardent dropped out of fold-space at 0317 station time, and Kael Orin was already awake.
He’d been awake for the last six hours of transit, sitting in the pilot’s cradle with his boots off and a cold cup of synthetic coffee cradled in both hands, watching the navigation display count down to zero. This was a habit from the war — the soldier’s instinct that the moment of arrival was also the moment of maximum vulnerability, and sleeping through it was a kind of surrender. Old habits died slowly if they died at all.
The fold collapsed with the usual lurch in his inner ear. The stars reappeared. And Kael set down his coffee and looked out the forward viewport at the system that the ISC had been calling Anomaly Site Orion-1 for the past four years.
It was not what he had expected.
He wasn’t sure what he had expected — not exactly. Barren rock, probably. A dead system with a dead star, the kind of place that looked like a mistake in the otherwise legible grammar of the cosmos.
Pick up right where you left off
The library keeps your progress, started and finished, helps you navigate, search and organise everything into useful collections.
Every source in one library
Local files, cloud drives and OPDS catalogs sit side by side in a single library — no juggling apps to find the book you want.
- Google Drive
- OneDrive
- Dropbox
- Yandex Disk
- iCloud
- OPDS
Reads what you already have
Open the file formats your books actually come in — no converting first.
- EPUB
- FB2
- FB2.ZIP
- CBZ
- TXT
- HTML
- Markdown
- DOCX
- MOBI
- AZW3
Stories, impressions, emotions, mysteries and tales.
One app has them all.
Android is in beta — join to get an invite.