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Life & fun · August 27, 2026

Bookworm

Turn every chapter into a scene

What it does

An iOS reading companion for DRM-free EPUBs. Bookworm generates scene illustrations as you read, keeps a spoiler-safe glossary of characters and places, and can narrate any chapter in one of five voices. Pay for what you generate. No subscription.

Turn books into visual experiences with AI-generated scene illustrations, audiobook narration, character cards, glossary context, and spoiler-aware reading support.

Bookworm is your reading companion for fiction, history, and biography — AI scene illustrations, audiobook narration with five narrator voices, and a spoiler-safe glossary that stays consistent across your story. Bookworm keeps the flow simple: import, analyze, generate, and listen. It works as a reading companion across fiction, history, and biography, and you only pay for the AI outputs you choose. Books appear in your library immediately and analysis starts in the background. Bookworm detects major points, characters, locations, and world elements. Analysis is free. You can read right away while AI processing completes. Pick your style and quality tier, then generate scene images and…from bookwormai.app

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