Your own books are the point of the platform. Alongside them we carry openly licensed collections, taken by subject. When a library asks for a source we don't have, we ingest it once — and it appears for everyone.
Neither is a dump. You choose the subjects that suit your readers, and adding or removing them never touches your own titles.
Carefully produced editions of public-domain literature — properly typeset, proofread and given real covers. Not raw scans.
Subjects include fiction, poetry, adventure, mystery, philosophy, history, travel and science.
Peer-reviewed, openly licensed textbooks for school and university level, grouped by discipline.
Subjects include medicine and health, nursing, psychology, mathematics, business, humanities, law and engineering.
This is the part that compounds. Every source a library asks for makes the platform more useful to every other library, at no additional cost to anyone.
A repository, an open publisher, a national archive, a university press, a government publisher.
It has to genuinely permit redistribution. Where it doesn't, we tell you why rather than quietly dropping it.
Files converted, metadata cleaned, covers generated where they're missing, subjects assigned.
It appears as a collection any library can add by subject. Including yours, first.
Tell us the source and roughly what's in it. If the licence allows it, we'll ingest it — and you'll be the first library with it on the shelf.