Discovery is limited
PDF archives are not searchable through, so users cannot find what exists.
Libraries, universities, and public organizations generate valuable knowledge that is often inaccessible and underused.
We bring the value back to the web.
With ReaderPub, institutions create web publications that remain visible and useful at any time.
Many organizations successfully publish knowledge, but struggle to make it visible, accessible and actively used.
PDF archives are not searchable through, so users cannot find what exists.
PDF files are not designed for easy reading on mobile devices
Reading happens without community, discussion or feedback loops.
Knowledge remains locked in archives instead of circulating through the open web.
Important materials fail to reach the audiences they were created to serve.
Collections can be opened directly in the browser.
Books, authors and collections become easier to find and navigate.
Readers and researchers can engage across works within a controlled-access environment.
Institutional publishing becomes active public infrastructure, not just digital preservation.
Launch catalogs, excerpts, and controlled reading programs on a public platform built for discovery — with secure, account-based access and a delivery model designed to reduce file leakage risk.
Access is fully configurable: institutions define who can read, which content is restricted, and how access is granted across users and teams.
In addition to web publishing, ReaderPub delivers a production-ready EPUB that you can archive, distribute externally, or publish on other platforms — while keeping your primary access securely managed online.
Collections create the greatest value when readers can discover them, access them and engage with them over time.
Extend the reach of research and educational materials.
Make collections more visible and accessible.
Increase the usefulness of published information.
Keep knowledge connected to readers and communities.
Increase visibility and long-term value of access-controlled collections.
Reach broader audiences and preserve context related to their work.
Access and engage with materials more easily.
Support ongoing discussion across controlled-access materials.
With ReaderPub, institutions create live knowledge publications that remain visible, accessible and useful over time.