Lint

Lint starts from a simple observation: the great books are free, but finishing them is hard. Instead of offering an enormous, overwhelming library, it curates a catalog of public-domain titles and turns reading into a repeatable daily habit of one chapter at a time. The site emphasises quality typesetting rather than scanned page images, and browsing the catalog does not require an account.

The organising idea is the stack. Rather than a blank library, you pick up a hand-built collection such as The Victorian Doorstops, American Wilderness or Gothic Nights, or you build your own reading list. Lint remembers the reading order and where you left off in each book, which makes it practical to read several titles in parallel without losing your place.

Lint is currently in private beta. Visitors request an invite with their email address and are let in as batches open, so the product should be treated as an early-stage reading companion rather than a finished, feature-complete ereader.