Lybrum - The new way to experience books, together.

It's nice, that with Lybrum you are not forced into a linear reading book club but you can discover comments and thoughts of fellow readers chapter by chapter. Therefore you can read in your own pace and don't have to force yourself to read faster or slower than you usually would to stick with the same pace as the other readers.

Did you ever wish you could share the experience of reading a book, chapter after chapter, with other people? Reading opens our minds. Sharing the experience empowers us even more. With this goal in mind and the dream to create and empower conversations around the books that we read and love, I created Lybrum. On Lybrum you can create public and private book clubs on any available book, where you can share and discuss anything you like about them. It can be used: - with your team and your colleagues - between mentors and mentees, teacher and students - with your friends, your family or in your relationship It could be used by anybody that wants to share the experience of reading a book *together*. After countless coding nights and weekends, way too many ☕️ and not enough 🍕, I’m happy to launch this to gather the first round of feedback and build on top of it :) I’d love to hear what you think, and how I could make it better :) I have a dream: to connect people through the power of books. This is my first step :) To all book lovers and not around the world, have a fantastic day, Enrico

Wish you good luck! Looks like a great idea

This is a revolutionary way to share the knowledge & experience you gather from the books you read with whoever you want. You can create private book clubs, invite members and leave comments on different chapters of your book.

a book club for the modern age! Love it :)

A modern book club that fits the schedule of every passionate bookworm.

Obvious educational use case, very cool.

Whilst the outcome of reading is always beautiful, because it brings new knowledge and perspectives, reading can feel lonely sometimes. I am really glad Lybrum is now out there, and excited to finally share my reading experiences with other humans :)

I really love the idea! I hope you'll be able to get it off the ground. I never thought of building a literary circle from the perspective of readers before. Used to think mostly about writers and fans reading what writers create. (tried a startup around this back in 2010 or 2011, I think) This is very refreshing to see and I hope it will get retention from users. I'm pretty excited at the moment. Maybe I'll be able to bring one of our communities in to read some marketing books together at one point.

I find this a classy idea especially for people like me who don´t read much or lack of time, you get inspired of what you can read in a limited time that can empower yourself! Solid work