ReadAny is an open-source, local-first e-book reader designed to help users query their reading material through semantic search and AI-driven interaction. Built for desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux) and mobile (iOS, Android), it uses a RAG pipeline with hybrid retrieval—combining vector search and BM25—to allow users to find ideas by meaning rather than just exact keyword matching. The application prioritizes privacy and flexibility by running embeddings locally and allowing users to connect various model providers like Ollama for local execution or OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini via API.
- Supports more than ten book formats with note export available in five different formats.
- Includes features such as Text-to-Speech (TTS), reading statistics, a skills system, and WebDAV sync for multi-device use.
- Offers high flexibility by supporting various model providers including DeepSeek and custom-compatible endpoints.
- Supports more than ten book formats with note export available in five different formats.
- Includes features such as Text-to-Speech (TTS), reading statistics, a skills system, and WebDAV sync for multi-device use.
- Offers high flexibility by supporting various model providers including DeepSeek and custom-compatible endpoints.
Discord bot which transforms your servers into hubs for limitless local AI-driven interaction and content creation. Features cutting-edge tools for professionals, and unlocks creative fun for casual users. Integrates text-generation-webui and Stable Diffusion Web UIs.
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