Quillet vs Timebound EPUB Reader

Quillet is a beautiful EPUB reader for iPhone and iPad — and much more. Read your ebooks in elegant, fully adjustable typography, then go deeper with Sage, an AI companion that actually knows the book in front of you. A READER THAT GETS OUT OF THE WAY Open any EPUB and read it in clean, customizable type. Your highlights, notes, and reading position stay safely in sync. SAGE, YOUR AI READING COMPANION Ask about a passage, a character, or a theme. Sage answers in context — grounded in the exact book you're reading, not the open web. DISCUSS IN THE MARGINS See what other readers thought, chapter by chapter, and add your own take — all without leaving the page. BRING YOUR OWN BOOKS Import your own EPUBs, connect a Calibre or OPDS catalog, or start from a built-in library of free classics. Your shelf, your way. Quillet is made for readers who want a calm, focused place to read — with a little intelligence and conversation whenever you want it.

Timebound is a focused reader for your own DRM-free EPUBs — and a library of thousands of free classics to fill it. Import the books you already have — from Files, iCloud Drive, or AirDrop — and read them in a calm, page-turning view built for long stretches. Or browse the built-in Project Gutenberg catalog and download complete, public-domain classics — Austen, Melville, Shelley, and thousands more — free and yours to keep. • Browse and search thousands of free public-domain books, and download them in a tap • Adjustable typography: font, size, margins, and line spacing • Light, sepia, and dark reading themes • Table of contents and tap-to-resume — always back to your exact place • A tidy library with cover, list, and grid views • See your place as a percent, a book-wide position, or a chapter page No store, no accounts, no DRM — just a nicer place to read the books that are already yours. Books in the catalog are provided by Project Gutenberg (gutenberg.org). Timebound is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Project Gutenberg. Catalog browsing relies on Project Gutenberg's public service and may be unavailable at times or change in a future update; the reader and your own imported books always work regardless.