Three open-source routes
Dyslibria gives you tools you can self-host, script, and adapt. The reading model stays the same across the library, the converter package, and the typography workflow.
Run it yourself
Self-hosted library
- Open Source
- Docker-first install
- Library wall
- Browser reader
- Saved progress
- OPDS access
- WebDAV access
Developer tools
dyslibria-converter
- Open Source
- CLI tool
- Programmatic API
- Custom profile support
- EPUB inspection
- Image optimisation
Tune the format
Typography Lab
- Live preview
- Preset starting points
- Advanced controls
- Normalized JSON export
- Import into self-hosted settings
- Reuse with the converter
Apple BooksiOSGoogle Play BooksKobo LibraKindle PaperwhiteKindle OasisOnyx BooxPocketBookFBReaderKindle ScribeFBReader (Android)Kobo ClaraKobo ElipsaCalibreGoogle Play BooksAndroidOnyx BooxCalibrePocketBookKobo Clara
Just works anywhere.
Open Dyslibria EPUBs on the devices and apps you already use.
Kindle PaperwhiteiOSApple BooksKobo LibraOnyx BooxPocketBookAndroidCalibre
Just works anywhere.
Open Dyslibria EPUBs on the devices and apps you already use.
Kobo SageKobo ClaraKindle ScribeReadEraeReader PrestigioGoogle Play BooksFBReaderFBReader (Android)
Start here
Bring the library up with Docker
The self-hosted library is the clearest place to begin. Use the Docker guide for the full stack, then branch into package docs or the typography lab when you want more control.