Die beste Reader App
El mejor lector de epubs con mucha diferencia
Great paired with Calibre
Excellent EPUB reader with responsive support
When I encountered an image layout issue with one EPUB, the support team responded promptly, reproduced the problem, and fixed it in version 7.1 about two weeks later. the book now displays correctly.
A great reading app backed by a team that listens to users and follows through. Very happy with my purchase!
Great app, one suggestion
Dropbox on phone is terrible
Very nice
Here are a few wish list items I hope you will consider...
-wish could change red color for highlighted word when using audio (I'd prefer blue or to be able to pick a color)
-when audio is active you can't highlight or make a note, even when the audio is paused. You have to completely exit out of audio and then make the note/highlight and return to audio
-wish there was a way to customize top menu (I will never use cloud so it's annoying to have that menu option always present & therefore subject to accidental presses)
Thanks for the much improved reading experience! It's greatly appreciated!
Decent replacement for Marvin 3
Pros: easy to import books from various sources, from Kobo to Ao3, I have had zero issues. The ability to edit metadata is amazing. Love that page read Susan a between devices.
Cons: Margin size isn’t customizable enough, I like large margins and a single column. Often words are cut in half when I change margins and font size. The tags need improvement- there no ability to bulk edit/delete tags or to search library for a specific tag in the search bar, only by scrolling through the tag list which is a pain and inefficient (I have 6600 files with 25,698 tags writers are using the tags like authors notes, which I don’t love, but again I cannot edit them easily here). There is no ability to rate at the end of reading…I like to go back and re-read stories I’ve really enjoyed and the ability to quickly see what I’ve rated highly would be great. Also, I like to use emojis as quick visual cues to story content and there is no place to do that here. Right now I’m using the title line to meet these needs, since the title is always visible (Title | emojis and rating). I make regular, time-consuming metadata changes such as the title edits, adding custom covers, editing the summary if needed, and thinning/consolidating tags - none of these changes sync with other devices or with the book file when I export it to Calibre, my library organization software. So a lot of wasted time.
Ultimately, it’s a functional reader and easy to get books into, but does not work at any level needed for a library with more than a dozen or so books. It doesn’t have the features to organize a larger library or the ability to save any changes made to customize a personal library.
With some tweaks it could be great. Adding things for personal library organization would make this a fantastic app. I held onto my Marvin 3 reader for years after the developer stopped supporting it (and I know many others did too). Because Marvin was both a reader and a library organizer app. Im still on the hunt for a replacement, but in the meantime MapleRead SE works.
Needs a designer
The Best epub and PDF reader there is
Need more
Fantastic - It’s simply a legendary class book reader
Cost - extremely reasonable. No subscription nightmares - u own it outright. There’s even different versions of the app to suit different needs. Personally I highly recommend the SE version.
MapleRead is highly customisable and for convenience sake, bulk import is a breeze.
There’s support for many cloud drives but most importantly for ‘Calibre’. Calibre is the amazing open source way to manage ur ebook & manga libraries.
Back to MapleRead, only today did I discover they’d fixed & have a super easy way to bulk import books using standard Apple’s File App. There’s all ur typical ways to add ur own fonts, backgrounds, covers. Just loads of cool Nic-Nacs for u all to tinker with :)
I just loathe DRM, it’s so incredibly offensive. That’s why I just love Calibre (who deals with DRM) so I can manage & read my purchased books exactly the way I desire. I’m not bound to some store’s app, only to find out one day, when the store abandons that app, I also lose access to all my books. Things I buy ought to be owned by me don’t u agree? U know, just like a physical book has always been!
BTW MapleRead guys are always updating and adding new features (at no extra cost), although I love dropping them a donation/coffee every now and again. Sure beats loathsome subscriptions doesn’t it 9/10
Unhelpful
Fails to import more than half of my books
This app is an incredible secret!
Edit 12/21/2025: The best has gotten even better. I absolutely LOVE this app!
Does Not Open Imported Books
update: I am in the all books tab. I see the parenthesis say 8 books but it only shows 5 covers. It seems to only exclude pdfs. I have fixed this by immediately moving pdfs to a new shelf and tagging them after import. If I don’t, they do not show up on the shelf and I am not able to find them again once they are out of the queue.
Kick's Apple Books App's Digital Butt
Having said that: DUDE you need to learn how to design a GUI.
Worth the 💰
Kick's Apple Books App's Digital Butt
Having said that: DUDE you need to learn how to design a GUI.

