Koodo Reader vs Book Reader

Koodo Reader is a powerful e-book reader designed for managing and reading local e-books. It supports a wide range of popular formats, including EPUB, PDF, MOBI, AZW3, TXT, Comics and more. It integrates seamlessly with personal NAS and cloud storage for a smooth cross-platform experience.  With a fully customizable interface, you can adjust fonts, switch between multiple themes, enable night mode, and enjoy optimized layouts for any screen size. Key Features: Broad Format Support: EPUB, PDF, MOBI, AZW3, AZW, TXT, FB2, CBR, CBZ, CBT, CB7, MD, DOCX, HTML, XML, XHTML, MHTML, HTM Cloud Integration: Works with OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, pCloud, Baidu Netdisk, 115 Netdisk, Aliyun Drive, Yandex Disk and Box Network Protocol Compatibility: WebDAV, Self-hosted Docker, SMB, FTP, SFTP and S3-Compatible Object Storage Sync Across Devices: Automatically keeps your library, reading progress, bookshelves, notes, and highlights up to date AI-Powered Tools: Built-in dictionary, translation, and smart summarization

Book Reader turns the PDFs and EPUBs you already have into a library you actually finish. Add a file from Files and it lands in your library — long texts go to Books, short ones to Documents. The file is copied into the app, so your original stays where it is and your reading works offline. READING Four themes: Light, White, Night and Old Book. Pinch to zoom, pan with two fingers, jump to any page, and pick up where you left off. Search inside a book and tap a result to land on that page. HIGHLIGHT, NOTE, REMEMBER Press and hold a sentence and an action bar appears. Highlight it, or save it as a note with its quote attached — the Notes tab groups notes by book, and tapping one takes you back to that page with the text still selected. FLASHCARDS Turn a selection into a card: the sentence becomes the front, you write the answer on the back. Cards land in Today, Pending and Learned, and you rate each one Again, Good or Easy. ALSO Bookmark any page. Search your library by title or author, inside a book, or across your notes. Keep the questions that come up while reading in one place. No account, no sign-up. Everything stays on your device.