FBReader vs RHT

FBReader is a fast and easy-to-use e-book reader for iPhone and iPad. It supports all major e-book formats, including ePub (with key ePub3 features), Kindle azw3, and fb2 (.zip). You can open both unprotected books and ePub files protected with Readium LCP DRM. FBReader also reads RTF, Word (.doc), HTML, and plain text, so you can keep all your books and documents in one place. Read anywhere and pick up right where you left off. FBReader can sync your library, reading positions, bookmarks, and more across devices using the FBReader Book Network, a cloud service powered by Google Drive. If you prefer managing files yourself, you can download books in your browser and open them directly with FBReader. A wide range of appearance and behavior options lets you customize the reading experience to match your preferences. Free version and upgrade options: • The free version allows up to 10 books in your library. • The built-in translation feature is disabled. Upgrade to the full version to remove these limits and enjoy the complete FBReader experience.

RHT is a reading habit tracker built around one idea: read a little every day, and tap once to log it. That single tap keeps a streak alive, fills in a calendar heatmap, and quietly builds a picture of your reading year. No sessions to start, no timers, no page counts to justify. Track books and manga on one shelf. Search millions of titles from Open Library and AniList, browse by genre when you don't know what's next, and follow progress by pages, chapters, or volumes. Covers, ratings, and descriptions are saved offline for the books you own. Put your streak on the home screen with the Today widget, or your shelf with the Currently Reading widget. Both work in light and dark, and pick up your wallpaper's accent colour. Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, no analytics. Your reading log lives in a local database, and you can export it as JSON whenever you like. The only network requests RHT makes are book search, cover images, and app updates. Whether you're rebuilding a reading habit or just want an honest record of it, RHT keeps it to one tap a day. Book data from Open Library. Manga data from AniList.