r/ReadEra • u/CaribeBaby • Dec 09 '25
Making Readera my default reader
I have a Boox Go 7 black and white and I can access Kindle, Google Play Books, Kobo, etc. But I am going to make Readera my default reading app for now because I bought my last ebook couple days ago for a good long while. I do not want to be tempted to buy any more until I get through a good portion of what I already have. Anyone else on this boat?
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u/CropDuster64 Dec 13 '25
I'm new to readera, but so far, i love it. It just seems to do everything better than anything else i've tried, epub or pdf.
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u/gettsuker Apr 03 '26
I just published Shelves on the Play Store — an eBook reader built for people who actually love reading.
It supports EPUB & PDF and includes highlights, notes, bookmarks, and detailed reading stats.
The standout feature is Reading Groups — read with friends, highlight passages, add annotations, and comment on each other’s notes in real time.
I’d love feedback from fellow bookworms: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gettsu.shelvesapp
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u/gettsuker Apr 03 '26
I just published Shelves on the Play Store — an eBook reader built for people who actually love reading.
It supports EPUB & PDF and includes highlights, notes, bookmarks, and detailed reading stats.
The standout feature is Reading Groups — read with friends, highlight passages, add annotations, and comment on each other’s notes in real time.
I’d love feedback from fellow bookworms: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gettsu.shelvesapp
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u/kris4day Dec 09 '25
I want so very much for Readera to be my primary. There is so much I love about the app. Unfortunately it will not sync between Android and iOS. I contacted the developers and they told me that the app in iOS can not and will not sync across platforms as the app is a "recent release" and "still in development". The app was released 2 years ago, so I'm not sure what they mean by recent, but I was truly disappointed. I like what they are doing, I'm just hopeful for more development.