Three sentences in and Austen has already told you exactly what kind of book this is.
Pride and Prejudice · page 4Every book you're reading, and every thought it left behind.
Your ebooks and audiobooks in one place — and a way to mark the moments that matter, pinned to the exact page or minute they happened.
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One shelf for the books you read and the ones you hear.
EPUB and audiobooks sit side by side. Your place is kept in both — the exact position in a book, the exact second in a recording — and it is the same position whether you opened it on a laptop or a phone.
- Themes
- Paper, sepia, grey, night
- Typography
- Size and spacing, yours to set
- Audiobooks
- Streamed, with speed and chapters
Moments
Mark the thought, not just the page.
A quote that stopped you. A question you want answered. A prediction you'd like to check later. Each one remembers precisely where you were — page 214, or an hour and fourteen minutes in.
Quote the words themselves
Question what you are wondering
Prediction checked later
Character who someone turns out to be
Connection what it reminds you of
Reaction how it landed
Circle
A reading circle that can't spoil the book.
Follow readers you trust and see the Moments they share. Because every Moment knows which page it came from, Leafline can do something other reading apps can't: hide the ones you haven't reached yet.
A prediction from chapter twenty stays covered until you reach chapter twenty. It uncovers itself as you read.
The letter changes everything, and rereading it is the hinge of the novel.
Pride and Prejudice · page 205Further ahead than you've read From page 205 · uncovers as you get there
Quiet by design
No counts. No streaks.
No feed shouting at you.
There is one way to acknowledge someone's Moment, and it doesn't display a score. Leafline is a place to read, and to be read by a few people you chose.
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