Traditional digital publishing ends with the delivery of a file that is, moreover, poorly protected.
Transforming
the world of books
ReaderPub is a web-native publishing network that makes books readable online and keeps readers connected.
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The challenge:
Ebooks are still delivered as standalone files, detached from authors, publishers, discussions, and communities.
Broken reader relationships
Authors, publishers, and institutions often lose visibility into what happens after readers gain access.
Poor discussion and discovery
Conversation, discovery, and reader activity frequently move away from the publication itself.
The solution: ReaderPub. Direct web access. No downloads or platform lock-in.
Old model
- File is uploaded
- Reader downloads the file
- Discussion moves elsewhere
- Audience becomes invisible
- Relationship ends
There are many platforms – Kindle, Substack, Everand – making a book available. But the actual life of their books ends when a file is delivered.
ReaderPub model
- Book is published online
- Reader opens it instantly in the web eReader
- Comments stay connected
- Audience remains visible
- Relationship continues
Only ReaderPub keeps the book alive and connected after delivery.
A browser-based eReader + a web-native publishing network.
Readers
Reading is digital yet remains complicated, while discussion and discovery remain fragmented across apps, stores, and social networks.
See how ReaderPub fixed this.
Authors & Publishers
Authors and publishers release books, yet marketplaces control visibility, access to readers, and the customer relationship.
Get back your audience with ReaderPub.
Institutions
Libraries, universities, and public organizations publish knowledge that remains difficult to find, read, and discuss online.
With ReaderPub, it’s a total breeze.
ReaderPub is end-to-end: from creation and publishing to reading and engagement
This is what your readers' activity on ReaderPub will look like.
Explore ReaderPubWhat changes when a book becomes a living web asset?
Traditional publishing
Publish → Download → Relationship ends
The traditional model delivers a file and loses the reader relationship once access begins.
ReaderPub publishing
Publish → Discover → Read → Share & Discuss → Follow & Engage
ReaderPub keeps the publication alive on the web, connected to readers, discussion, and long-term discovery.
How ReaderPub creates live web publications
ReaderPub combines browser-based reading, secure web-native publishing, public and private discussion, and structured knowledge tools so books and publications remain alive after launch.
WeRead
Books open instantly in the browser instead of being trapped inside apps or files.
WePub
Authors and publishers release secure web-native publications while keeping their audience relationships.
BookTree
Serious readers connect books, notes, and projects into durable knowledge structures.
Scribe
A specialized AI companion for literature, writing, publishing, and ReaderPub.
ReaderPub is not just another ebook platform
ReaderPub is a web-native publishing network where books and knowledge publications become living web assets.
Readable
Readers open publications instantly in the browser.
Discoverable
Books and publications have a web presence, metadata, and shareable URLs.
Discussable
Conversation stays attached to books, authors, fragments, and ideas.
Connected
Authors, publishers, and institutions can see and engage with their reading audiences.
Who benefits from web-native reading?
Readers
They get instant access, richer context, connected discussion, and better discovery.
Authors
They keep more revenue, gain greater audience visibility, and build a longer-term reader connection.
Publishers
They launch books as active web assets, not isolated product files.
Institutions
They turn collections and research into visible public knowledge infrastructure.
Books should live on the web.
ReaderPub helps books and knowledge publications remain living web assets—readable, searchable, shareable, discussable, and connected.