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Cshelfmark
Shelfmark is a self-hosted web interface for searching and requesting books and audiobooks across multiple sources. Bring your own sources, metadata providers, and download clients to build a single hub for your digital library. Supports multiple users with a built-in request system, so you can share your instance with others and let them browse and request books on their own.
Popularity
Repository stars4,105277,213Highest
7-day net stars——
Fork28120,683Highest
30-day trendInsufficient historyInsufficient history
Maintenance
Last push2026-11-032025-08-22
Maintenance notesNot verifiedNot verified
Repository created2024-12-162019-03-26
License & use
LicenseMIT · PermissiveLicense not declared
PricingPricing not verifiedPricing not verified
Basics
Browse by purposeDeveloper toolsDeveloper tools
TypeApps & systemsApps & systems
SubcategoryDeveloper toolsDeveloper tools
PlatformNot verifiedNot verified
Cost detailsCheck current official software, hosting, model and infrastructure pricing.Check current official software, hosting, model and infrastructure pricing.
Pricing source——
First collected2026-11-032026-11-03
MetricRepository stars, not unique users or individual-skill installsRepository stars, not unique users or individual-skill installs
LanguagePython—
About this projectShelfmark is a self-hosted web interface for searching and requesting books and audiobooks across multiple sources. Bring your own sources, metadata providers, and download clients to build a single hub for your digital library. Supports multiple users with a built-in request system, so you can share your instance with others and let them browse and request books on their own.Repo for counting stars and contributing. Press F to pay respect to glorious developers.
Measured at2026-11-03 09:38 UTC2026-11-03 08:23 UTC
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