Talebook

Web · Windows · Mac · Linux · Self-hosted

Freedom report

Two barsScore 5.6

Talebook is ranked #10 of 27 in ebook reader software on Freedom251. It runs on Linux, macOS, Self-hosted, Web, Windows.

Compared on ebook reader software

Purpose: Talebook is a personal book management system built on Calibre.
Reading: Its built-in candle-reader supports EPUB, PDF, MOBI, and AZW3, among other formats.
Metadata: Talebook offers parallel searches across book metadata sources and AI-powered book information recognition.
Multi-user access: It supports social login through QQ, Weibo, GitHub, and other services, with granular permissions.
OPDS: Talebook supports OPDS and is compatible with KyBooks and other reading apps.
Kindle delivery: Users can manage multiple Kindle devices and send books with automatic format conversion.
Book sources: Users can import Legado-style book sources to search and read web novels, then save them to their library.
Desktop platforms: The Moke desktop app is listed for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Deployment: Talebook provides Docker images and recommends Docker Compose for deployment.
Setup: After startup, users complete setup through a web initialization wizard.
Security: The product page states that multi-user permissions use bcrypt encryption.
Upload limit: The FAQ says Tornado's default upload limit is 100 MB and can be increased in admin settings.
Support: The FAQ directs users whose issue is unresolved to file a GitHub issue.
License: The About page says Talebook is open-sourced under the MIT License.

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