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Leelaa Reader
Leelaa Reader is a self-hosted audiobook service that turns content from your NAS, local folders, WebDAV, cloud drives, and RSS feeds into a private library you can listen to on the web, phones, tablets, in-car devices, and supported third-party clients.
Bring Your Own Content
Manage content from server-local folders, WebDAV, cloud drives, and RSS feeds in one library.
Organize Your Library
Scan audio folders into books and chapters, with metadata for covers, descriptions, authors, and narrators.
Focused Listening
Use speed control, sleep timers, intro and outro skipping, chapter navigation, and reliable resume.
Account-Based Sync
Playback progress, favorites, and listening history stay on your server and remain separate for each account.
Listen Across Devices
Connect to the same server from the web, iPhone, iPad, Android, and in-car clients.
Self-Hosted and Open
Deploy with Docker or fnOS and connect through supported third-party clients using the open API.
Web Experience
Browse, manage, and listen from a modern desktop browser.
Immersive Shelf
Focused Listening
Large Collection
Rich Metadata
Saved Picks
Immersive Shelf
Focused Listening
Large Collection
Rich Metadata
Saved Picks
Immersive Shelf
Focused Listening
Large Collection
Rich Metadata
Saved Picks
Immersive Shelf
Focused Listening
Large Collection
Rich Metadata
Saved Picks
Mobile Web Experience
Open your server from a mobile browser to browse your library and continue listening.
Pocket Library
Listen Anywhere
Easy Management
Clean Layout
Account Sync
Pocket Library
Listen Anywhere
Easy Management
Clean Layout
Account Sync
Pocket Library
Listen Anywhere
Easy Management
Clean Layout
Account Sync
Pocket Library
Listen Anywhere
Easy Management
Clean Layout
Account Sync
Service and Clients
Self-hosted server · Official apps · Web access · Open API
Rust Server
Manages libraries, accounts, playback data, and background tasks on your server
Server
iOS / Android
Official clients for iPhone, iPad, and Android
Official Apps
Web / PWA
Browser access and PWA installation
Open API
Third-party client integration
Download Center
Multiple platforms supported. Choose the client for your device.
v1.12.7
Android
Android devices (arm64)
v1.11.1
车机 Android
Native Android Auto client, for landscape displays
Latest
iOS (App Store)
iOS 16.0+; one-time price (CNY 9.9, server license not included)
v1.12.7
iOS (IPA)
Requires iOS/iPadOS 16.0 or later (self-sign required)
v1.11.5
Docker
Docker deployment (amd64/arm64)
v1.12.7
fnOS FPK (x86)
fnOS NAS x86_64 models
v1.12.7
fnOS FPK (ARM)
fnOS NAS ARM64 models
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I am a software engineer and a long-time audiobook listener. Leelaa Reader began with a simple need: to manage my own library and listen reliably without handing my content to a cloud platform.
I wanted a quiet, dependable service that could run on a NAS for years, keep listening data under my control, and work naturally across the devices I use every day.
After years of design, rebuilding, and daily use, that personal tool gradually became Leelaa Reader.
Today it includes a self-hosted server, web access, official mobile and in-car clients, and an open API for supported third-party apps. These parts share the same library and account-based listening data.
The goal remains unchanged: keep library management practical, playback dependable, progress accurate, and long-term self-hosting straightforward.
New
Latest Release 1.12.7
2026-09-28Updates
- 【Profile】Improved online updates for the domestic fnOS FPK: validated packages replace the online service directly, startup failures keep a clear error and stop endless retries, and a full FPK reinstall prioritizes the bundled version.
- 【User System and Login】Activation failures now show a clear explanation. Cases such as an already licensed device no longer display internal error codes.
- 【Network Service Settings】Fixed an issue where the connection timeout message appeared in English when adding an FNOS service.
- 【Book Detail and Management】Fixed a security vulnerability.
- 【Player】Fixed a security vulnerability. Thanks to Guanru Xie from FNOS NAS for reporting it.