Liseur
Open-source Android EPUB reader synced with your book server
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Liseur is a free Android app for reading EPUB books stored locally or on remote servers like calibre-web, Komga, and OPDS catalogs. It merges all your book sources into a single shelf, with reading progress syncing across devices. The reader offers customizable typography, multiple themes optimized for different screens, and distraction-free reading with inline notes, highlights, and dictionary lookups.
Features include auto-scroll, adjustable margins and line spacing, series grouping with progress tracking, and a notebook for collecting highlights and annotations. The app includes bundled open typefaces and integrates with Project Gutenberg for free books. No ads, trackers, or accounts required—network access is limited only to your chosen book servers.
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