Hey everyone! Alex here 👋
We recently got together with the team at a coworking space and once again, we hit a wall with quotes. Seems simple: just show quotes and that's it, right? Nope.
A book is a finite thing. First page, last page, clear volume.
You finish reading → good job → grab the next one. But quotes… they're endless. For real.
You can re-read the same book 10 times and each time find a phrase that suddenly hits you right in the heart. The one you used to just scroll past. And for us devs, this is a real quest.
Questions that make our heads spin:
— Which quotes should we even show?
— How do we tell if a line really matters or just "passes by"?
— Random ones? Popular ones? The ones users highlighted themselves?
— And most importantly — how not to drown in this ocean of words?
Because:
👉 show everything → you get a mess
👉 show too little → you miss that one quote. The one someone might have opened the book for in the first place.
Right now, we're actively searching for a solution.
The likes we recently introduced help a lot. So once again, please rate the best quotes ❤️
We really want you to open the reader every time and find something alive, sharp, and meaningful to you.
What matters to you in quotes? Do you like random gems? Or do you want to see the most popular ones from other readers? Drop a comment 👇 we're genuinely curious.
Thanks for helping us uncover the gems, Litera Reader 🤝