BookLore centralizes personal electronic book, audiobook, and comic collections into an organized private media server equipped with automated metadata scrapers and e-reader synchronization. Users can drop EPUB, PDF, CBZ, and MOBI files into a watched BookDrop directory to trigger automated format parsing, background cover retrieval, and staged queue imports. Integrated metadata scrapers query Google Books, Open Library, Goodreads, and Amazon to automatically fill synopsis summaries, author records, publishing dates, and review scores. Dynamic Magic Shelves categorize volumes through custom rule-based filters, author collections, and full-text search indexes across your complete literature catalog. The browser-based reader renders documents with adjustable typography, night modes, audio playback controls, text annotations, and persistent bookmarking. Hardware e-readers and mobile devices connect through native Kobo Store emulation APIs, bidirectional KOReader progress synchronization, and OPDS catalog feeds. Multi-tenant permissions provide each household member with private reading statistics, personalized shelves, email book delivery, and direct send-to-Kindle dispatch. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. GNU AGPLv3 licensed.

Your comic and manga collection becomes one tidy library with Comigo, readable in any browser on any device in the house. Point it at a folder and it indexes image folders plus zip, rar, tar, cbz, cbr, and epub archives, then serves pages in scroll or page-turning layouts. Pages arrive cropped and compressed for the screen in front of you, and modern heic and avif files read beside plain jpg and png. A QR code on the server screen brings phones and tablets straight into the same library, and reading position follows you between devices mid-chapter. Your history is tracked automatically, so a series paused last month reopens at the exact page where you stopped. The built-in player handles audio and video stored beside your books, which covers drama CDs and anime extras in the same shelves. Plugins add automatic page turning and an on-screen clock, and you can write your own to change how reading sessions behave. Libraries can live on another Comigo server across the network, whole image folders download in batches, and epub files convert for dedicated e-readers. The offline mode reads archives directly inside the browser with nothing uploaded, which suits borrowed machines and locked-down networks. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.