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Connected Libraries

Your notes, books, and archives mount together across Readover.

Connect a Source

Mount cloud repositories, self-hosted WebDAV, or object storage.

Dropbox App Folder

Stores notes and books in your private /Apps/Readover folder.

Or connect with a Personal Access Token / Custom Key
How to get a Dropbox App Key or Token (2 minutes)
  1. Open the Dropbox App Console.
  2. Click Create app:
    • Choose Scoped access.
    • Choose App folder (creates a private, safe sandbox at /Apps/Readover).
    • Name your app (e.g. My-Readover-Notes).
  3. In the Permissions tab, check these 4 permissions:
    • files.metadata.read
    • files.metadata.write
    • files.content.read
    • files.content.write
    Click Submit to save.
  4. In the Settings tab:
    • For Sign-In (PKCE): Add your current URL () to Redirect URIs, then copy the App key and paste it above.
    • For Direct Token: Under Generated access token, click Generate, copy the token, and paste it above.
GitHub Git Repository

How to get a token
  1. Open GitHub's token page (name and permission are filled in).
  2. Under Repository access, choose All repositories, or just your notes and books repos.
  3. Generate it, copy it, and paste it here.
WebDAV Nextcloud / Koofr

Sync directly with self-hosted or cloud WebDAV servers via HTTPS.

Presets:

Note: Your WebDAV server must allow CORS for browser access. (Nextcloud users: enable the CORS app or reverse proxy header).

Cloudflare R2 & AWS S3 Books & Media Vault

Dedicated object storage for heavy EPUBs, PDFs, and book archives without repo bloat.

Presets:

Make sure your bucket CORS policy allows GET, PUT, and HEAD from web browsers.

Local Folder Device Storage

Open a folder directly on your device (Chrome/Edge desktop) or import files.

Sync & State Storage

Where favorites, reading progress, and garden health metadata are stored (.readover/).

Edit Library

Subfolder path inside this storage library. Leading and trailing slashes are sanitized automatically.

Credentials are stored locally in your browser's private storage.

Knowledge Observatory

Systemic health, graph topology & intellectual harvest

System Diagnostics

Ready to run

Keep your notes safe

Right now your notes live only in this browser. If its data is cleared, they're gone. On GitHub they become plain Markdown files in a private repository only you can see. GitHub is free, and your favourites and reading positions will follow you to any device.

  1. Create a private repository

    It's filled in for you: just press Create repository. Already have one for notes? Skip this.

    Create it on GitHub

  2. Create a token for Readover

    Also filled in. Under Repository access, choose Only select repositories and pick your notes repository. Then press Generate token and copy it.

    Create a token

  3. Connect

Leave it empty to keep your types (folders) as they are.

Your token stays in this browser. Readover only talks to GitHub.