toread.me
Private ebook reader
A focused reading workspace for public-domain books and local EPUB files, built around quiet typography, reader controls, and browser-first privacy.
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A quieter way to return to books.
toread.me is an ebook reader focused on public-domain books, local EPUB files, and a reading experience that stays calm, private, and practical.
It belongs to the same cultural direction as CodeHelper and Unlistened.me: a set of independent projects built to support free access to culture, learning, tools, books, and audio.
Reader first
Public-domain discovery, local EPUB reading, and typography controls in one focused workspace.
Part of a wider cultural project
These projects are separate products, but they share a common purpose: making free culture and practical knowledge easier to discover, use, and revisit.
CodeHelper
Free developer knowledge
A collection of developer tools, learning resources, courses, reviews, and practical references designed to help people build and learn without friction.
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Unlistened.me
Audio discovery
A listening platform for podcasts and free music discovery, created to make learning, independent voices, and open audio culture easier to explore.
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The three projects share the same direction: make useful knowledge, books, audio, and developer resources easier to reach without unnecessary barriers.
Privacy by default
toread.me keeps personal EPUB files in the browser session and avoids account requirements. The reader is designed to work with minimal data collection.
Focused tools
Each site has a specific purpose: reading, coding, or listening. The common idea is to reduce noise and help people return to culture with less friction.
About the creator
toread.me, CodeHelper, and Unlistened.me are projects by Gianluca Tiengo. The shared goal is to build small, useful, privacy-minded web experiences that help people learn, read, listen, and create.