Hi, I'm Feyikemi. I'm a software designer, and I built Flyleaf because I wanted one place for what I keep from a book, and I didn't want that place to be a social network. A flyleaf is the blank page at the front of a book, where people used to write their name and a note. That's the idea: your own layer on top of every book you read. Each book gets a timeline. Add a quote, a word you looked up, a voice memo, a photo of the page, or a hunch about where the plot is going, then mark it certain when you find out. Covers come from Open Library, and when a book has none, Flyleaf makes one for it. It's private by default. No feed, no followers, no account needed. Your journal lives on your device, and you can export it or sign in with Google to sync. I'd like to hear what you'd want to keep from a book that Flyleaf doesn't hold yet.

Flyleaf

A private journal for every book you read

A private journal for every book you read