nimbooks

@nicklekuona This is a genius idea! So does Nimbooks function as an ecosystem that supports all e-content?

@abadesi Glad you find it useful! :-) Intention is that you can use Nimbooks as your single repository for digital book/comic/magazine content, regardless of file format or source. You can consolidate your Kindle, Kobo, Google Books, or Humble Bundle stuff, with or without DRM, and read on the device of your choice, be e-ink reader, smartphone or tablet (we even convert formats if the target device does not support the original book file, say epub into mobi, or cbz into pdf). We even take care of fulfilling eBooks protected with Adobe DRM, so you don't need to use the dreaded Adobe Digital Editions app again; just borrow an eBook from your Overdrive-powered library, or buy from Kobo/Google and give us the acsm file: we'll do the DRM wrapping and deposit the eBook on your cloud bookcase. Obviously, some choices will still be incompatible and we won't be able to do anything about it (i.e. you won't be able to read Adobe DRM protected content on your Kindle, thank you paranoid publishers) but, at least, you'll have everything in a single place, we'll help you navigate the restrictions and, if any of your content vendors disappear one day (remember Sony, anyone?), your content will still be in your own cloud storage bucket so won't go poof! We're planning on adding Audiobook support too! ;-) Did I mention we have APIs for booksellers so they can send the eBooks straight to your Nimbooks Bookcase account, so zero downloads for you? (ever had to download a 500 MB a piece, 50 comic bundle from Humble Bundle? Then you know how this can be a real life-changer...) Could talk all day! XD Cheers!

@nicklekuona 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 so exciting!!

@abadesi Actually, in the time it took for you to see this, we went over 18,000 eBooks with users in 55 countries now!

Thanks, Juan, for being with us from our humble Alpha days. Your backing means a World to us. Cheers!

@neilio Apologies if being Chrome only inconveniences you. Unfortunately we hit some issues with portions of the code when run from Firefox, then others when run from Edge (so much for "web standards", right) and we had to choose between spending our time ensuring multiple browser support, or sticking to one and making things work. Since, in the long run, our intention is to encapsulate the interface into an app and using the browser just for registration, it didn't make much sense spending time with other browsers. Decisions, decisions...

@vicky_buddie Yup, you got it right! Consolidate and organize your stuff, curate and rate, then read on smartphone/tablet or e-ink reader. Reading on the computer is on our wishlist too...

@miramellow Great, thank you for trying us out! Let me know if you need any help or have any question! :-)

@chintankarnik Hello Chintan, thanks for trying Nimbooks out! We feel that Nimbooks provides a much superior experience, as it allows to manage all formats in a single platform, both for consolidation, management and curation, and reading. The detachment between the app to access the content and the app to read the content is maybe a little annoying but something we intend to address in the coming future and, as it is now, allows enjoying not just epub, but also pdf, mobi, comics in cbz/cbr, and plenty other formats, including Adobe DRM protected content. All in all, our feeling is that, even in its early stage, the overall experience runs circles around the usual dropbox+reading app we all have had to use so far. Thanks again for your thoughts on this, keep pushing! :-)