CrossPoint Sync

read on every device

Your reading, in sync everywhere

A KOReader-compatible sync server for your e-reader. It keeps your reading progress in sync across devices, and pushes it out to the reading services you already use.

free & open source

How it works

1

Point your reader at CrossPoint Sync

In your reader's KOReader Sync settings, use this server with your sync account. It is standard KOSync, so there is nothing extra to install.

2

Just read

Your reading progress and finished books sync to your account automatically, and stay in sync across all your devices.

3

Link your services

Connect services like Hardcover and other sync servers. Your reading flows out to them as you go, and "Sync now" backfills the books you have already read.

Services you can link

BookFusion
Sync reading positions both ways for books downloaded from BookFusion.
ready
Another KOSync server
Mirror your progress to sync.koreader.rocks or your own server, so your other KOReader devices stay in sync too.
ready
Hardcover
Keep your Hardcover shelf and reading progress up to date automatically.
ready
Micro.blog
Keep your Currently reading and Finished reading bookshelves up to date automatically.
ready
Readwise
Send the passages you highlight on your reader to Readwise.
ready
Readwise Reader
Archive books in Reader when you finish them, and bring your Reader progress back.
ready
Audiobookshelf
Keep your place between the ebook and the audiobook, both ways. Read some, then pick up listening right where you left off.
ready
Jellyfin
Sync reading progress with books on your Jellyfin server (12.0+).
beta
BookOrbit
Keep your place in sync, both ways, with your own BookOrbit library. Import reading time and session history for matched books. Clippings show up as highlights, and finished books are marked Read.
beta
Seekquel
Log your reading in Seekquel, a book tracker: where you are in each book, the books you finish, and your highlights.
beta

more on the way, and it's all open source

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