Every book you're reading, and every thought it left behind.
Leafline holds your ebooks and audiobooks in one place — and lets you mark the moments that matter, pinned to the exact page or minute they happened.
Coming to iPhone. Built for iOS 26.
Reading
One shelf for the books you read and the ones you listen to.
EPUB, PDF and audiobooks sit side by side. Your place is kept in all of them — the exact position in a book, the exact second in a recording — and it follows you between devices.
A reader worth reading in
Seven page themes, eight typefaces, and control over size, spacing and margins. Paged or scrolling, whichever you prefer.
Audiobooks with chapters
Proper chapter navigation, sleep timer, playback speed, and lock-screen controls. Your place is kept to the second.
Bring your own books
Import your own EPUB, PDF and audiobook files. They stay on your device — they're yours, not ours.
Moments
Mark the thought, not just the page.
A quote that stopped you. A question you want answered. A prediction you'd like to check later. Leafline calls these Moments, and each one remembers precisely where you were — page 214, or an hour and fourteen minutes in.
Six kinds: quote, question, prediction, character, connection, reaction. Every one is private until you decide otherwise.
Anchored, not floating
Tap a Moment months later and the book reopens exactly where you marked it — even after you've changed the font size.
Private by default
Nothing is shared unless you share it, and you can change your mind on any Moment at any time.
Your reading, written down
Over time your Moments become a record of how you actually read — not a star rating, but the thinking.
Circle
A reading circle that can't spoil the book.
Follow people whose reading you trust, and see the Moments they choose to share. Because every Moment knows which page it came from, Leafline can do something no other reading app can: hide the ones you haven't reached yet.
A prediction from chapter twenty stays blurred until you get to chapter twenty. It unlocks itself as you read.
Three sentences in and Austen has already told you exactly what kind of book this is.
The letter changes everything, and rereading it is the hinge of the novel.
Quiet by design
No counts. No streaks. No feed shouting at you.
There is one way to acknowledge someone's Moment, and it doesn't display a score. Leafline is a place to read, and to be read by a few people you chose — not an audience to perform for.