A epub reader for tablet android, laptop window and an iphone

[Pierr0t]

Hi!
I'm looking for an app to read epub ebooks that runs on a tablet android 11, a laptop windows 11, and an iPhone
Is there an app that allows me to read an ebook on these 3 devices and share the bookmark in any epub ebook among these 3 devices?

Thanks for a your answer

Paul

[skillachie]

Hey Pierr0t,

It sounds like BookFusion is the solution you might be looking for.

-- iOS App - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bookfusion/id1141834096
-- Android App - https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...android.reader

-- Web ( Windows, Linux and OSX) - https://www.bookfusion.com/reading



PS: Founder at BookFusion. Please take it for a spin and let me know what you think. We are actively releasing updates monthly.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by skillachie

Hey Pierr0t,

It sounds like BookFusion is the solution you might be looking for.

-- iOS App - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bookfusion/id1141834096
-- Android App - https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...android.reader

-- Web ( Windows, Linux and OSX) - https://www.bookfusion.com/reading



PS: Founder at BookFusion. Please take it for a spin and let me know what you think. We are actively releasing updates monthly.

Is there going to be an actual Windows program? The problem is that it's not possible to read without being connected to the web. When I go on vacation, I may not always have connectivity and that would not be good if I was wanting to read on my Surface Pro 2.

So for me, BookFusion isn't up to the task until there are actual programs for the different platforms.

[skillachie]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Is there going to be an actual Windows program? The problem is that it's not possible to read without being connected to the web. When I go on vacation, I may not always have connectivity and that would not be good if I was wanting to read on my Surface Pro 2.

So for me, BookFusion isn't up to the task until there are actual programs for the different platforms.

We do not have a native Windows app yet but we will definitely have one. We are just concentrating all efforts to updating the iOS, Android and Web app currently.

It will be truly native and not some reactive native or electron app that are usually quick to build but are not very performant beyond a certain stage. We hope to start working on the native desktop app some time in 2023.

We have a form that anyone can complete to be contacted to join the early beta https://airtable.com/shrVRQtfizc89gcul


With the current approach we want to get the app quality very high for iOS, Android and Web and then concentrate on native desktop for Windows, Linux and OSX. The Web app currently fills the gap and can be used on all desktops for now just not offline. The iOS and Android apps work fully offline now as well.

[Fiat_Lux]

Originally Posted by skillachie

We have a form that anyone can complete to be contacted to join the early beta https://airtable.com/shrVRQtfizc89gcul

Early beta?
The program is nine years old.

My impression was that Debian was the only software development group that believed in releasing no software before its time.

[skillachie]

Originally Posted by Fiat_Lux

Early beta?
The program is nine years old.

My impression was that Debian was the only software development group that believed in releasing no software before its time.

You might be mistaking, we never had a native desktop app previously so not sure where the 9 years would be from. You might be referring to another app.

We had to focus on Android, iOS and Web as building a truly cross platform eBook platform that works across all devices is extremely hard.

Now that we have been able to improve our iOS, Android and Web apps to provide readers with enough value that allows us to continue to build the ideal reading platform we can start development of native Linux, Windows and iOS apps.

[Fiat_Lux]

Originally Posted by skillachie

You might be mistaking, we never had a native desktop app previously so not sure where the 9 years would be from. You might be referring to another app.

We had to focus on Android, iOS and Web as building a truly cross platform eBook platform that works across all devices is extremely hard.

Now that we have been able to improve our iOS, Android and Web apps to provide readers with enough value that allows us to continue to build the ideal reading platform we can start development of native Linux, Windows and iOS apps.

The program is nine years old. That development started on a different platform is irrelevant.

[skillachie]

Originally Posted by Fiat_Lux

The program is nine years old. That development started on a different platform is irrelevant.

It is relevant as the early beta refers to the desktop app specifically not the platform Have a good one.