Readest vs Lecturameter 1999

Readest is an ebook reader for people who read a lot, and who want their books, notes and reading position on whatever device is nearest. Open EPUB, PDF, MOBI, AZW3, FB2, CBZ, TXT and Markdown in one library. Pull books from OPDS catalogs or from your own Calibre server. Read, annotate, listen, translate. Made for iPhone and iPad • CarPlay, so you can keep listening on the road with playback controls on the dashboard • Download read-aloud voices per book and listen with no connection at all • Add books from Files, Mail or any share sheet, and read them in place instead of copying them into a second library • Open up to four books at once on iPad and arrange them how you like Reading • Paginated or scrolling, with custom fonts, themes, spacing and margins • Vertical text for CJK books • Contrast and refresh tuned for e-ink screens • Full-text search inside a book Your library • Browse, search and download from OPDS catalogs and public libraries • Connect to Calibre or Calibre-Web, covers and metadata included • Organize with bookshelf groups you can rename Notes • Highlights, bookmarks and structured notes • Copy a highlight together with a deep link back to the passage • Export your annotations Listening and languages • Text-to-speech with downloadable offline voices • Translate a sentence, a page, or an entire book • Wikipedia and dictionary lookup without leaving the page Sync • Readest Cloud, or bring your own: iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, WebDAV, S3 • KOReader sync keeps your progress in step with your e-reader • iPhone, iPad, Mac, all other platforms and the web Readest is open source. Support: support@readest.com Privacy Policy: https://readest.com/privacy-policy Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Lecturameter 1999 is a reading log that looks like a PC program from 1999. One window on a teal desktop, with menus, a toolbar, a folder tree and a table with all your books. It is dense, on purpose. What it has - Library tree and sortable table with title, author, status, pages, sessions, time and last read. - Book search by title or author, with cover, pages and ISBN. - Reading timer in a window with a green LCD display. You can move it, minimize it, and it keeps counting. - Save a session with date, minutes, pages and a comment. Manual sessions and a history per book. - Plain-text reading report with a summary, time per book, pages per day and a calendar of the year. - JSON and CSV backups, to import and export your data. Pagi Pagi, the bookmark with one eye, travels to 1999 too. Pixelated and loose on the screen, like the office assistants of the time. You drag it, it talks when you tap it and it shows tips in yellow balloons. It has eight costumes. Looks Five themes: Classic 98, Memory, Towers, Core, 8-bit. The first one is included and the others can be tried before buying. Five screensavers: books, letters, pipes, bounce and clock. Data and purchases No account, no ads, no subscriptions. Your books and sessions stay on the device. Usage statistics and crash reports are anonymous and can be turned off. 50 languages. Nothing to pay to download. Themes, screensavers and Pagi costumes are optional purchases, single or in a pack.