Bleepia
Bleepia: The book release tracker.
What it does
Existing apps like Goodreads track your past reading. Bleepia looks to the future. We replace manual spreadsheets with an automated release radar. What makes us stand out: • Author Roadmaps: Clutter-free timelines showing exactly what your favourite authors are releasing next. • Set & Forget Alerts: Follow authors once, get notified when books actually drop. • Zero Friction: Public web pages for instant sharing, fully synced with our native iOS & Android apps from Day 1.
Follow your favourite authors and get notified the moment they release a new book.
Bleepia keeps watch over your favourite authors and tells you the moment they publish something new, by email today and on your phone soon. You stay first in line, never last to know. Search a growing library of authors, powered by Google Books. We email you the moment a new title lands. No more checking, just knowing. All the authors you follow and every alert, together in one place. Reliable email alerts today; mobile push notifications on the way. Opt-in only, never shared, with one-click unsubscribe whenever you like. Following authors and receiving alerts is free, and always will be. Intimidated by the massive scale of Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere? Here is a simple, beginner-friendly…from bleepia.com
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