The reading app that already knows your taste

Finish a book. Know what's next.

Tell Litworthy how a book made you feel and it hands you three places to go next — each with a reason rooted in your own reading. No prompts to write. No blank chat box. Just the next great book, the moment you're ready for it.

Where next, the moment you finish

Rate a book in one tap and get three directions: go deeper, same feeling in new territory, or a smart wildcard. Steer with Shorter, Lighter, Darker — no typing.

Reading paths that evolve

A few books that build on each other, like chapters in an idea. Finish one and the path moves forward. Bail on one and it offers a new direction.

Taste you can see and steer

Litworthy shows you what it has learned — and you can tell it "not quite." Emotion-wheel ratings, DNFs, and your buddies' picks all shape what comes next.

Reading now
The Overstory — Powers · pg 142
Trust — Diaz · just started
Annihilation — VanderMeer · paused
What's on your nightstand, in one tap.
On deck
Piranesi — Clarke
Bewilderment — Powers
The MANIAC — Labatut
A planned list you can reorder by feel.
Recommendations
From Jamie · The Bee Sting
From Sam · Cloud Cuckoo Land
From Alex · Birnam Wood
Quiet inbox. Accept or pass — no pressure.

A chatbot waits for you to ask. Litworthy is already there.

General AI can recommend a book — if you describe your taste from scratch every time, remember what you've already read, and write a good prompt. Litworthy starts from your shelf: what you loved, what you couldn't finish, how each book actually felt. So the suggestions are specific, the reasons are yours, and adding one takes a tap.

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