Obooko: Free Ad-Supported Reading Platform with 4,000+ Books Across 30 Genres
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George H.
Hard to chew. Probably not worth the jaw work.
Summary
Obooko is a free, ad-supported reading platform that has been rebuilt after 15 years and 11 million downloads. It offers over 4,000 legal book titles across 30 genres, available to read instantly in browsers, sync across devices, or download in multiple formats. The platform operates without subscriptions, proprietary formats, or reader payments, instead supporting authors through advertising revenue similar to YouTube's model.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledObooko is a free reading platform we've rebuilt from the ground up after 15 years and 11 million downloads.
4,000+ legal book titles across 30 genres from indie authors and NYT bestsellers.
Ad-supported like YouTube, so readers never pay, authors earn.
We exist to increase the world's reading minutes.
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