LoreMark vs Mood Reader

Loremark is an offline-first reader for novels and long-form books. Import DRM-free EPUB or PDF files, read without an account, and keep reading data strictly on your device. Loremark saves your position, highlights, bookmarks, and notes so you can jump back to the exact source passage. ### Spoiler-Safe Companion For EPUB books, Companion helps you remember characters and catch up without spoilers. It only uses information up to your current reading position, so future plot points stay hidden. ### Cloud AI Companion (Loremark AI) Ask questions about what has unfolded so far. Our spoiler-safe question planner searches read chapters to give you fluent conversational answers backed by direct paragraph citations. - 5 free questions included to try. - Subscribe to Loremark AI ($4.99/month) for 400 answers per month (up to 40 per day). ### Privacy First Loremark is built for private reading: - No account or login required. - No ads. - No analytics or cross-app tracking. - Core reading is 100% offline. - Your books are never used for AI model training. ### Subscriptions & Terms - Subscription: Loremark AI Monthly ($4.99/month auto-renewable subscription). - Benefits: 400 Cloud AI answers per month (up to 40 per day) with citation analysis. - Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. - Subscription automatically renews unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. - Account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. - You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your Apple ID Account Settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/lorkmark/privacy-policy

Mood Reader is a book recommendation app that starts from a different question. Not what other people rated a book. Not what an algorithm decided is popular right now. It asks what a reader is in the mood for — in plain language — and returns books that match the shape of that answer. — Three things it does 01. Semantic prompts Describe what to read in plain language. "Something quiet and observant." "A romance that isn't formulaic." "Whatever will pull me out of a slump." Mood Reader returns books that match the description, ranked by fit to taste rather than by crowd rating. 02. Self Portrait A written reading of the reader — generated from the shape of a library and the reflections left along the way. Not a personality quiz. Not a genre list. Not a score. A close reading of what books, together, reveal about a reader. 03. Ambient recommendations As a library grows and one-sentence reflections accumulate, Mood Reader learns and surfaces books that fit what comes next. Every recommendation arrives with a short rationale for why it fits. — An independent app, built to be worth using No investors. No acquisition target. No ad SDKs, no analytics tools, no advertising identifiers. Mood Reader stores what a reader tells it, and nothing else. Reading history stays with the person who created it. Built by one person in Washington State. — Import from what already exists Full library imports work from Goodreads exports and Kindle libraries. Shelf photos work as a fast on-ramp. Ten favorite books is enough to start recommending. Deeper imports sharpen the results but aren't required. — Reflections instead of star ratings Star ratings summarize a book but don't say much about a reader. A one-sentence reflection ("surprised me by how much I cared about the sister") gives Mood Reader far more signal than five stars alone. Reflections stay in the reader's Master Library and shape both Self Portrait and future recommendations. — Free at launch. iOS 18 or later. iPhone only. Support: hello@moodreaderapp.com