Read at your own pace
Find your chapter, adjust the type, and choose a reading theme. Your place is there when you come back.
Your reading room, with a companion
Read the books you bring. Keep a passage that stays with you. Ask a question, and find your way back to the words.
Choose a launch notification or register platform interest. An interest button does not promise a native release.
Built for the web and conversations in ChatGPT.

A place for reading, remembering, and asking one more question.
Find your chapter, adjust the type, and choose a reading theme. Your place is there when you come back.
Save a highlight with a note in your private library. Return to a passage when the idea comes back to you.
The reading companion answers with book excerpts and chapter references. Follow the citation and read it in context.
Something unclear? A detail worth a second look? Bring the reading companion alongside the page.
Choose “Stay where I am” to keep the question within your reading boundary. Check the sources as you go.
A few things to know
The public reading room has three sample classics from Project Gutenberg. Browse the shelf, open a book, and explore the reader. Saving personal books and notes requires access to a private library.
No book catalogue subscription is promised. Bookie is a reader for the books you bring, with public-domain classics in the demo.
The connected Bookie Library plugin opens your reading room beside a conversation. It can find passages and open chapter sources. Plugin access and the public demo are separate.
This page presents Bookie’s web reader and ChatGPT integration. No native download or store release is announced here.
Bookie has a signed-in private library. The public demo shows sample books only. Read the privacy information and review access before adding personal material.
Start with the public reading room. See how it feels to have a little company between the pages.
Coming soon
The public demo is ready to try. Leave your email for one note when broader Bookie library access is available. Signing up does not grant access to the private library or ChatGPT integration.