About Reedr
A good place to find your next book.
Reedr helps you find books through moods, interests and the qualities you loved in other books. Save what catches your attention, keep track of your reading and return to your own private notes.
Start with what you love.
Recommendations come with reasons to explore them. AI can suggest a connection, but your taste decides whether it works. Reading history can support personalised discovery when you choose to use it; private notes stay out of that history.
Keep a reading life you can return to.
Save a to-be-read list, update your progress and keep a thought with the book that prompted it. Choose a shelf world and arrange the books that matter to you.
New shelves start private. Share a shelf or join a read-along when you want company. Your private notes and reading progress stay private.
Already have a library elsewhere? Our switching guides explain how to review a CSV import from Goodreads, StoryGraph or another source, including the details that may not transfer.
Made by Melusi Ndoro.
Melusi is building Reedr in the United Kingdom to help people find their next book, understand why it might suit them and keep track of the books they choose. Reedr is supported by subscriptions.
Questions or feedback go to hello@reedr.co.
Plans for your reading life.
New web accounts complete setup, then choose a plan. Eligible new subscribers get 7 days free with a payment method, then pay £4.99 per month or £39.99 per year. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge.
Both plans include book discovery, saved books, imports, private notes, reading progress and all ten reading spaces. Books and audiobooks are not included. Your account settings and archive stay available after reading access ends.
Existing Free accounts keep their current access, including 25 discovery uses per calendar month. Existing subscriptions and grants keep their own terms.