Biblio.ink: 3D Bookshelf

Biblio.ink: 3D Bookshelf

EPUB & PDF reader and tracker

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 2, 2026
  • September 7, 2026

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Organize your physical and digital book collections in a visually stunning 3D environment. Browse your library on interactive shelves, maps, and constellations, and enjoy a distraction-free reading experience. Share your curated shelves with others.

Unified 3D library for physical and ebooks
Interactive shelf, map, and constellation views
Barcode scanning and manual book entry
Integrated reader with markup support
Shareable shelves via web link
Local-first data storage with iCloud sync
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What's New in Biblio.ink

1.9.1

September 7, 2026

Photographed faces A book can now wear photographs of its own spine and back cover, not just its front. A guided capture keeps the shot lined up, a three-photo set covers the whole book, and the change lands on the book in your hand right away rather than waiting for it to go back on the shelf. Photos sync across your devices and show up on shelves you've shared. PDF reader A new Blend theme colors the page surround from the document's own paper, page by page, so the reading surface matches the book. Two-page spreads are here too — off by default, shown when there's room, with the whole reader turning by spread. Both readers now take arrow keys, space, and Escape. And the Mac stall some page turns caused is fixed. EPUB A full-page image no longer spills past the page it's on. Fixed: chart color mode is now one setting for the whole app instead of per-chart, a map cluster count that was hard to read, and Home Screen widgets going blank under the Clear appearance.

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Subscription plans

Biblio Member

Access Biblio in all devices and web for 1 year.

$49.991 Year
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Events

Read more about Make the Shelf Yours

Make the Shelf Yours

A shelf, a room, and the light on them.

Aug 20, 2026 Sep 20, 2026

Read more about Many ways to import your books

Many ways to import your books

Now there are more ways to import your books

Aug 8, 2026 Sep 8, 2026

Read more about Biblio comes to iPhone & iPad

Biblio comes to iPhone & iPad

Your 3D library, now native on iOS.

Jul 7, 2026 Aug 7, 2026

User reviews

Feature request: Kavita integration / web folder support?

Love the app! I have thousands of books already organized with notes. Is there any plan to support linking a web-based folder with features like reading progress analysis? (For reference, I currently use Absorb for my Audiobookshelf Docker setup.)

Response from developer

Update: We now have OPDS support in 1.6 Mac and iOS, you can import your Kavita book into the app now. Thank you and this is a good question. Biblio isn't a reader and won't become a client for a server, so it won't stream from Kavita or take over progress tracking. What it should do is let you bring a large existing library in at once rather than book by book. OPDS is the obvious way in, and it would cover Komga and Calibre-Web at the same time. It's not built yet, but it's the request I've thought hardest about since launch. If you'd write to me at hello@biblio.ink I'd like to hear how your library is structured, a thousands-of-books catalogue is exactly the case I can't test against on my own.

So beautiful

I’ve been waiting for app like this since Delicious Library.

FAQ

What is Biblio.ink?

Biblio.ink is a 3D virtual bookshelf application that allows users to organize and read both their physical and digital book collections. It offers unique visual browsing experiences and an integrated reading mode.

How do I add books to Biblio.ink?

You can add books by scanning barcodes, photographing shelves, searching by title or author, or manually entering details. EPUB and PDF files can also be dropped in to become interactive hardcover books.

What are the different viewing modes in Biblio.ink?

Biblio.ink offers several viewing modes: Shelf for a traditional 3D bookshelf, Cascade for flipping through book covers, Map to pin books to locations, Constellation to visualize book connections, and List for searching and sorting.

Can I read books directly within Biblio.ink?

Yes, Biblio.ink features a reader that prioritizes clean typography and smooth page turns. It supports PDF markup with Apple Pencil and automatically saves your reading progress.

How does Biblio.ink handle user data privacy?

Biblio.ink is local-first, meaning your library primarily resides on your device. You can enable iCloud sync for private synchronization across your iPhone, iPad, and the web.

Can I share my book collection with others using Biblio.ink?

Yes, you can publish a shelf to your personal biblio.ink page and share the link with friends. Viewers do not need an account to access shared shelves.

What are the subscription options for Biblio.ink?

Biblio.ink offers two subscription plans: Biblio Member at $49.99/year with a 1-year free trial, and Biblio Premium Member at $99.99/year with a 1-year free trial.

Is Biblio.ink available on multiple devices?

Yes, Biblio.ink is supported on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, allowing you to manage and access your library across different Apple devices.