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- 1Self-hosting fans embrace BookOrbit for e-book libraries●I have started to get deeper into self-hosted services. First stop books (and comics, and graphic novels, and audiobooks
A software enthusiast has started running self-hosted services at home, beginning with a personal library server for books, comics, graphic novels and audiobooks. They praise BookOrbit, highlighting its ability to sync books and reading progress wirelessly with a Kobo eReader. The post has drawn small engagement from others interested in taking control of their media libraries away from cloud services.
- 2Readers compare book tracking apps Grimmory and BookOrbit●Curious if anyone has tried grimmory(.org) or bookorbit(.app) and what you think of them? Edit to add: both of these als
Book lovers are asking whether anyone has used Grimmory (grimmory.org) or BookOrbit (bookorbit.app) and how the two reading-tracking tools compare. Both apps reportedly support KOReader, the open-source e-reader software, which is drawing interest from people who manage their libraries outside mainstream platforms. Discussion touches on how they fit alongside Calibre-based workflows for cataloguing and tracking reading.
- 3Readers Compare Grimory and Bookorbit Book Tracking Apps▼Curious if anyone has tried grimory(.org) or bookorbit(.app) and what you think of them? Edit to add: both of these also
Readers in the book community are asking for feedback on two book tracking tools, Grimory and Bookorbit, both of which reportedly support KOReader, the open-source e-reader software. The query, tagged alongside Calibre and book community hashtags, has drawn small engagement as people weigh in on alternatives for managing reading libraries and tracking books outside mainstream platforms.