Solarium
Wunsch Werks Books & Reference
EPUB reader with Calibre & OPDS sync. Beautiful on any Android tablet.
- Downloads
- 194+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Apr 30
- 2026 · v1.1.0
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About Solarium
Solarium is a calm, purpose-built EPUB reader for Android tablets.
Point it at your Calibre Content Server, Komga, Kavita, or any OPDS
catalog, and those books appear alongside the ones already on your
tablet. One library, one shelf.
---
YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR WAY
Your library has depth. Browse by what you're reading, what you've
finished, by author, by series. Sort by title, by author, by when
you added it, or by publication date. Long-press any book to pull
up full metadata — description, tags, publication details, your
reading history, the table of contents.
The library remembers what you're currently reading. A dock at the bottom
of the screen keeps your in-progress books one tap away. Swipe to
mark finished. Swipe to mark unread.
---
READING DONE RIGHT
Solarium ships with Literata, a typeface designed specifically for
long-form reading on screens. OpenDyslexic is included for readers
who need it. Set your size, margins, and line height once —
Solarium remembers them.
The reader has its own light/dark/system setting, independent of
the app theme. Because sometimes you want a dark app and a white
page, or the reverse.
Tap either edge to turn a page. Tap the center to show controls.
Long-press any text to highlight or share a passage. If your
device has a stylus, you can sketch directly on the page.
---
OPDS & CALIBRE INTEGRATION
Solarium supports OPDS 1.x and OPDS 2.0. Auto-detects Calibre
Content Server, Calibre-Web, Komga, Kavita, Amusewiki, and
Project Gutenberg.
Browse your server's full catalog hierarchically — by genre,
author, series, or whatever your server organizes by. Search.
Paginate. Tap a book to see its metadata and download it.
Books you've already imported are recognized automatically — no
duplicates, just a quiet cloud icon indicating the connection.
Multi-library Calibre setups are handled: Solarium detects
multiple libraries and lets you choose which to connect.
---
WHEN YOU FINISH A BOOK
When you reach the last page, Solarium marks the book finished,
notes how long it took, and suggests what to read next — the
next book in the series, or more by the same author.
---
DESIGNED FOR THE DAYLIGHT DC1
The Daylight DC1 has a LivePaper display — no backlight during
the day, 60fps, readable in direct sunlight. Solarium is
designed for it: greyscale-first, every element legible on a
monochrome display. Color is used only where it carries meaning.
It works beautifully on any Android tablet.
---
NO BLOAT. NO TRACKING.
No reading streaks. No AI summaries. No social features. No
ads. No analytics. No data collected. Your books, your progress,
your highlights — all on your device.
Solarium ships with three books to get you started: Walden by
Thoreau, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, and Leaves of Grass
by Whitman. Everything else is yours to bring.
Free. Open to feedback at solarium.page.
Point it at your Calibre Content Server, Komga, Kavita, or any OPDS
catalog, and those books appear alongside the ones already on your
tablet. One library, one shelf.
---
YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR WAY
Your library has depth. Browse by what you're reading, what you've
finished, by author, by series. Sort by title, by author, by when
you added it, or by publication date. Long-press any book to pull
up full metadata — description, tags, publication details, your
reading history, the table of contents.
The library remembers what you're currently reading. A dock at the bottom
of the screen keeps your in-progress books one tap away. Swipe to
mark finished. Swipe to mark unread.
---
READING DONE RIGHT
Solarium ships with Literata, a typeface designed specifically for
long-form reading on screens. OpenDyslexic is included for readers
who need it. Set your size, margins, and line height once —
Solarium remembers them.
The reader has its own light/dark/system setting, independent of
the app theme. Because sometimes you want a dark app and a white
page, or the reverse.
Tap either edge to turn a page. Tap the center to show controls.
Long-press any text to highlight or share a passage. If your
device has a stylus, you can sketch directly on the page.
---
OPDS & CALIBRE INTEGRATION
Solarium supports OPDS 1.x and OPDS 2.0. Auto-detects Calibre
Content Server, Calibre-Web, Komga, Kavita, Amusewiki, and
Project Gutenberg.
Browse your server's full catalog hierarchically — by genre,
author, series, or whatever your server organizes by. Search.
Paginate. Tap a book to see its metadata and download it.
Books you've already imported are recognized automatically — no
duplicates, just a quiet cloud icon indicating the connection.
Multi-library Calibre setups are handled: Solarium detects
multiple libraries and lets you choose which to connect.
---
WHEN YOU FINISH A BOOK
When you reach the last page, Solarium marks the book finished,
notes how long it took, and suggests what to read next — the
next book in the series, or more by the same author.
---
DESIGNED FOR THE DAYLIGHT DC1
The Daylight DC1 has a LivePaper display — no backlight during
the day, 60fps, readable in direct sunlight. Solarium is
designed for it: greyscale-first, every element legible on a
monochrome display. Color is used only where it carries meaning.
It works beautifully on any Android tablet.
---
NO BLOAT. NO TRACKING.
No reading streaks. No AI summaries. No social features. No
ads. No analytics. No data collected. Your books, your progress,
your highlights — all on your device.
Solarium ships with three books to get you started: Walden by
Thoreau, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, and Leaves of Grass
by Whitman. Everything else is yours to bring.
Free. Open to feedback at solarium.page.
What’s new
Version 1.1.0 · Updated April 30, 2026
PDFs are here. Open a PDF from your device or pull one down from any connected OPDS server, and it sits alongside your EPUBs in the library. Progress tracking, bookmarks, and the table of contents all work as you'd expect.
User reviews
really nice app. but no nice way to navigate through a book besides table of contents, which I realized when I tried to pick up reading some Proust on here after leaving my physical copy at work. The book is just two huge "chapters" and the app can't search or scrub, so I'd just have to flip and flip and flip for hu...
App is still in beta, but I am leaving a five-star because it feels fantastic to use right now given beta. Although hoping for a full production release soon
Works really nicely and looks great. Just wish the unsupported (?) mobi files from my Calibre OPDS server wouldnt show up in the gallery.
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