Moodreads: Book Soundtracks

Duveral

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About this app

Turn every book into an immersive experience 🎧📖

Do you like listening to music while you read?
With Moodreads, your book comes alive with the perfect soundtrack — automatically.

✨ How it works
Search any book (or scan it instantly with your camera 📷), and Moodreads generates a custom soundtrack that matches its mood.

Reading horror? Feel the tension build.
Reading romance? Drift into a dreamy atmosphere.

No setup. No playlists. Just press play.

🌧️ More than music
Go deeper with immersive soundscapes:
- Add rain & ambient effects
- Set a sleep timer
- Stay focused with a distraction-free experience

It’s like a movie soundtrack — for your book.

Reading will never be the same again.

📚 Your personal reading space
Save your books, build your shelf, and jump back into your story anytime.

Key Features
🎧 Soundtracks tailored to every book
📷 ISBN barcode scanner (find books instantly)
☔ Rain & ambient sound effects
⏲ Sleep timer
💾 Bookshelf to save your reads
🎼 Original music by talented composers

The music tracks on this app are credited to:
Steve Buick, Kevin Macleod, Scott Buckley, Uniq, Lucas King, Monst3r, Myuu, Nitral and Mk Red.

⚠️ Note
Moodreads is not an ebook reader — it enhances your reading with music.

💬 Feedback
If something isn’t working, reach out before leaving a review — I’d love to help and improve the app 🙌 (I'm a dad of two and doing my best to make sure this app works perfectly)
📧 [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

Awesome! The must-have app I always wished existed for reading books with ambient background music actually does exist, and it works really well. Kudos to the indie developer behind it, and please don’t ever abandon this app! Money well spent on my end :)

Got it on sale for free, was curious so tried it out. It's got some slick and intuitive interface. I tried it for Les Miserables, Harry Potter, and a foreign book. All were spot-on. I assume it uses tags from Goodreads? Very reliable, no ads as well. In addition to the lyric-less music, the app shows the piece's name/artist as a notif (which other apps can use for last.fm scrobbling) and has sleep timers + rain sounds. Absolutely perfect for my read, surprised this idea wasn't explored before.

Tried moodreads for the first time today after picking up a code from Reddit (Thanks btw!). I really like the interface, however the music kinda drifted off theme as I went on reading. I was reading "The DevOps Handbook" and suddenly the app started playing music which would be better accompanied by a thriller novella, whereas it started off on a relaxing theme at first. Also, it would be great if you could add an option to skip tracks back & forth. Pretty cool idea and nicely made!