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Ask HN: Good (cross-platform) book management software?

1 points by rasulkireev 6y ago

My current book reading workflow is: 1) Keep PDFs, EPUBs, etc., in Google Drive (moving into Kindle as needed) 2) Make notes/highlights in Kindle 3) Parse clippings.txt 4) Save in Joplin (Second Brain) I am looking to step up my game in steps 1, 2 and 3. Anyone knows a solution which would allow me to: * manage my book and document collection * make notes, annotations, and highlights * parse clippings.txt from Kindle Looked at Calibre and Polar. Happy to do further digging, but there must be a good all-in-one solution. Thanks!

pipiscrew 6y ago
for windows, there is also https://www.kindlian.com/ https://www.kindlian.com/
catacombs 6y ago
Calibre is what you're looking for. It works on MacOS, Linux, and Windows and does most of what you're looking for. You'll be hard-pressed to find something just as good that's free.