Lint

Lint offers a simple three-step process: pick a book from a curated catalog, build a stack of books you're reading, and read one chapter at a time. The app remembers the order of your stack and where you left off in each book. It also features hand-built stacks, such as 'The Victorian Doorstops' (Eliot, Dickens, Trollope), 'American Wilderness' (Thoreau, Melville, Muir), and 'Gothic Nights' (Shelley, Stoker, Poe), providing a curated starting point rather than a blank library.

Lint is ideal for readers who want to tackle classic literature without feeling overwhelmed. It suits those who prefer a structured reading plan, as the chapter-a-day approach helps build a consistent habit. The curated stacks are useful for exploring specific genres or themes, such as Victorian novels, American nature writing, or Gothic horror. It's also a good option for people who want a distraction-free reading experience, free from ads and algorithmic recommendations.

Lint is currently in private beta. Users can request early access by leaving their email on the website, and an invite will be sent when the next batch opens. The page does not mention any pricing details at this time.