Your digital reading world
InkFolio: Digital Reading Platform for PDFs, EPUBs & Books
InkFolio is built for long-form reading rather than quick document viewing. Import PDFs and EPUBs, keep them in a personal digital library, read in an immersive book view spread, annotate and listen with text-to-speech, or switch to RSVP when a focused reading stream fits the material better.
01 · Library
Build your reading shelf
Keep your own PDFs and EPUBs together and explore free classics from the library instead of starting from an empty viewer every time.
Explore the library →02 · Book mode
Read the document like a book
Turn long PDFs and ebooks into a calmer spread-style reading experience, with annotations and listening tools kept nearby.
See the PDF reader →03 · RSVP
Change the pace without changing apps
Present text at one fixed focus area, control the WPM, and return to the normal book view when you want more context.
Try the live RSVP demo →Private by design
Open PDFs and EPUBs from your device and keep your reading library local-first instead of sending every book to a remote server.
Active reading tools
Keep bookmarks, highlights, notes and text-to-speech close to the text instead of stitching together separate tools.
One reading environment
Move between your personal library, immersive book view and RSVP without treating every document like a disposable browser tab.
Common questions
Is InkFolio only a PDF reader?
No. PDF reading is one entry point into InkFolio. The broader product combines PDF and EPUB reading, a personal library, annotations, text-to-speech, immersive book presentation and RSVP reading.
Does InkFolio upload my books?
InkFolio is designed around local-first reading. Your imported books are handled on your device for the core reading experience.
Can I read EPUB files as well as PDFs?
Yes. InkFolio supports both PDF and EPUB reading alongside its library and reading tools.
What is RSVP reading?
RSVP stands for Rapid Serial Visual Presentation. It presents text in a fixed viewing area at a pace you control, reducing the need to scan across full lines of text.
