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TomeHaven: RPG Bookshelf and Reader for PDFs and EPUBs

TomeHaven: RPG Bookshelf and Reader for PDFs and EPUBs

Overview

TomeHaven is a PDF and EPUB reader made specifically for tabletop roleplaying game players, and for anyone who wants to proudly show off their collection. It displays your books beautifully, helps you organise and find them, and lets you read them smoothly and sharply. Players can organise their books into collections and sections, spread them across multiple bookcases, and choose themes from warm wooden shelves to glowing sci-fi displays. A Reading Room keeps open books together, ready to pick up where the last session ended. The reader is custom built for large, art-heavy RPG PDFs. Tabs keep several books open at once, making it easy to move between a core rulebook, an adventure and a supplement during play. Search, bookmarks, highlights, notes and two-page views help players find and keep track of what they need. For frequently used rules, TomeHaven’s binders collect cut-outs from PDF pages alongside written notes. Tables, spells, stat blocks and campaign reminders can sit together, with picture cards linking back to their original book and page. The library and reader are free. An optional TomeHaven Pro subscription adds more binders, more bookcase themes and shelf customisation, search across the whole library, home-screen widgets and expanded reading statistics. No account is needed, there are no ads, and TomeHaven doesn’t upload players’ books. TomeHaven is made by KodaWorks. The screenshots show a fictional demo library with openly licensed, human-made artwork. See store page art credits https://kodaworks.co.uk/tomehaven/store-art-credits/ for art credits.

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