For the reader behind the books.

Your bookshelf,
decoded.

The books you’ve read have something in common.
You.

Readprint is an iPhone app that turns bookshelf photos or e-reader library screenshots into a personal AI reading portrait, an illustrated book cover, and three optional next reads.

Get Readprint for iPhone

On a computer, or having trouble opening the store?

Scan with your iPhone camera to open Readprint in the App Store

Scan with your iPhone camera, or search for Readprint: Reading Portrait in the App Store.

Availability depends on your Apple Account’s country or region. Readprint is not currently available in the mainland China App Store. If Apple opens its homepage instead, try the App Store on your iPhone.

Free to download. $2.99 per portrait in the US.
One-time in-app purchase. No subscription.

Illustrative 30-book sample · Your result will be different.

More than a list of genres.

Not just what you read.
What draws you back.

A reading portrait connects particular books with the ideas, questions, and tensions you keep returning to.

This excerpt and the Hume cover come from the same fictional 30-book demo used in our App Store screenshots. It is an example, not a customer testimonial.

Explore the complete 30-book example

A page from a sample Readprint

You test big ideas against lived reality

You keep choosing books that test a clean idea against the grain of real life. Whether the subject is a city, a scientific revolution, a moral judgment, or a quiet novel, abstraction only interests you once it meets people, history, and consequence.

You distrust systems that erase local knowledge

You notice what disappears when a plan becomes too neat. Seeing Like a State, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, and How Buildings Learn all stay close to adaptation, tacit knowledge, and the lives that resist a diagram.

You read for lives inside institutions

Your novels do not offer an escape from systems; they reveal their human cost. The Remains of the Day, Middlemarch, and The Warmth of Other Suns keep duty, reform, and history at the scale of a single life.

“You keep the map and the street in view at once.”

Then, follow your curiosity.

Your next book,
with a reason.

Want something thoughtful, but easy to pause? Or a story that takes you somewhere new? Tell Readprint what you’re in the mood for.

Get three recommendations that connect your reading history with what you want right now—not another endless list.

Your portrait, a personalized cover, and optional next-read recommendations are included in the same purchase. A historical figure may inspire your cover when there is a meaningful connection; otherwise, it uses an original visual metaphor.

Start with the books you’ve actually read.

A shelf. A library screenshot.
Years of curiosity.

Add up to six images. Include several readable titles in each—not just one cover per photo.

The founder’s real bookshelf, with several readable book spines photographed together — A real bookshelf: readable spines, good light, little glare.

An unbranded illustrative e-reader library showing multiple book titles and authors — A library screenshot works too. Unbranded demo shown; no account connection needed.

Input examples only; these images are not the source of the sample portrait above.

01
Bring your books.
Photograph your shelves or add e-reader library screenshots. More books give the portrait more to work with.
02
Make the list yours.
Recognition is free. Fix any details and deselect books you haven’t read before choosing to buy a portrait.
03
Meet your Readprint.
Read your portrait, create your cover, and ask for your next three books. A full portrait usually takes 2–4 minutes.

Before you bring your books.

What does your bookshelf say about you?

What a reading portrait can notice—and what a shelf cannot prove.

Read a complete example

See the 30-book demo, its reading map, insights, and illustrated cover.

Photograph your shelf

Readable spines, e-reader screenshots, and a book list you can trust.

A few things worth knowing

Is Readprint free?

The app and book recognition are free. A full portrait costs $2.99 in the US and includes a personalized cover and optional recommendations. Each new portrait is a separate purchase, not a subscription. Your local price is shown before purchase.

Can I use Kindle library screenshots?

Yes—use screenshots with readable book titles and authors, then remove anything you have not read. Readprint does not connect to your Kindle account or import your highlights. See the screenshot guide.

Is this a personality test?

No. It is an AI interpretation of the books you confirm, not a validated psychological assessment. Reading a book does not mean agreeing with its author. Read the limits.

What would
your books say?

Get Readprint for iPhone

On a computer, or having trouble opening the store?

Scan with your iPhone camera, or search for Readprint: Reading Portrait in the App Store.

Free download and book recognition.
$2.99 per full portrait in the US. No subscription.
Local prices are shown in the app before purchase.

No account to create. You choose the books and what to share. Your latest successful portrait stays on your device.

An interpretation, not a diagnosis. AI can make mistakes. Photos and confirmed books are processed by our AI service providers; see our privacy policy for storage and retention details.

Your bookshelf,decoded.

Not just what you read.What draws you back.