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Fourth Wing
Rebecca Yarros
High-stakes fantasy, dragons, and fast emotional momentum.
A complete reading companion
EverReed connects discovery, your personal library, reading, series, and the patterns behind what you love — so the next book feels like yours, not everyone else's.
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One connected journey
EverReed keeps the parts of reading that usually live in separate apps connected, so every choice adds useful context to what comes next.
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Find books shaped by your reading, not a universal chart.
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Bring Goodreads or StoryGraph history, or begin one book at a time.
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Open your own EPUB and PDF files or connect a personal server.
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Keep progress, finishes, ratings, notes, and series order together.
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See the patterns behind what held your attention — and what did not.
Beyond broad genres
EverReed looks for recurring signals in the books you finish, rate, and leave behind. The result is a living view of what tends to work for you — pacing, tone, character focus, worldbuilding, and more.
That context helps recommendations explain themselves. It does not reduce you to one genre, and it can evolve as your reading does.
Book evidence
Patterns strengthen when the same quality appears across books you enjoyed.
Import review
Fourth Wing
Rebecca Yarros
The Priory of the Orange Tree
Samantha Shannon
The Serpent & the Wings of Night
Carissa Broadbent
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Your personal library
Import a Goodreads or StoryGraph CSV and review book matches before they are saved, or start with an empty shelf. Finished books, ratings, and reading status become the foundation for a more useful reading companion.
Books you already own
Upload supported EPUB and PDF files you own, or connect an OPDS-compatible personal library over HTTPS. Browse, read, and keep progress beside the rest of your reading life.
The built-in reader supports the books you bring. Table of contents, in-book search, dictionary, highlights, annotations, bookmarks, typography, and themes stay close to the library record.
EverReed does not sell or provide ebook files.
Personalized picks
EverReed uses your reading history and evolving Taste DNA to surface possibilities, then explains the fit in reader-first language. You stay in charge of what earns a place on your TBR.

Illustrative pick
Rebecca Yarros
High-stakes fantasy, dragons, and fast emotional momentum.

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Samantha Shannon
Epic worldbuilding, dragons, and layered political tension.

Illustrative pick
Carissa Broadbent
Dark romantic fantasy with sharp stakes and slow-burn tension.

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Sarah J. Maas
Romantic fantasy, emotional transformation, and series momentum.
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Series, rooms, and reflections
Track series order and progress, follow upcoming releases, share intentionally in Rooms, and turn completed reading into personal wrap-ups. These features stay connected to the same private reading history.
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Next book clearEverReed began with a small frustration: finishing a book you loved, opening an app, and seeing the same bestseller list as everyone else. Reading is personal. The reason a book works for one reader is rarely the whole reason it works for another.
So EverReed connects the practical record — your library, series, progress, and notes — with the patterns that emerge from it. No public performance is required. No leaderboard decides whether your reading counts.
EverReed is an independent app funded by readers rather than advertisers. Your library is private by default.
Reading notes
The useful details about imports, privacy, recommendations, series, and where EverReed works.
EverReed is a personal reading companion that helps you track the books you have read, organize your TBR, follow series in order, and find recommendations shaped by your reading taste.
Yes. Many readers use EverReed as a warmer, more personal alternative to Goodreads and StoryGraph. It focuses on your taste, your series, and your next read — not community leaderboards.
Yes. You can log books you have finished, rate them, and keep a private history of your reading. Your library is private by default.
Yes. You can save books you want to read, sort them by mood, length, or genre, and get help choosing what to pick up next.
Yes. EverReed shows series in reading order, keeps novellas and side stories separate, and marks the ones you have already read.
Yes. When you follow a series, EverReed can send a simple reminder when a new book is on the way. Publishing dates can shift, so we treat it as a helpful nudge, not a guarantee.
EverReed builds a simple reader profile from the books you add and how you feel about them, then suggests reads that match your taste — with a short reason for every pick.
Very. EverReed understands that fantasy is not one thing — epic, urban, romantasy, grimdark, cozy — and learns which corner of the genre you actually love.
Yes. Tracking your books, organizing your TBR, following series, and a monthly allowance of AI-powered actions are all free. EverReed Plus is an optional subscription that adds deeper personalization, higher limits, and more monthly AI credits.
Yes. Export a CSV from Goodreads or StoryGraph and import it into EverReed. You review the matched books before anything is saved to your library.
Yes. Your library and profile are private by default. There is no public feed and nothing is shared unless you choose to make your profile visible.
EverReed is available on iPhone and iPad, on Android, and in any modern web browser. Your library syncs across all of them.
Your next chapter
Bring your library, follow your curiosity, and let EverReed help connect what you read with what belongs on your shelf next.