Lukurauha

Changelog and Roadmap

A concise record of what changed in Lukurauha and what we are thinking about next.

Changelog

Added title and content editing for books

You can now edit the title and content of a book from its bookshelf action menu. Changes appear in the Reader, and the bookshelf shows when the book was updated.

Added a contact form

Bug reports, feature requests, and other inquiries can now be sent privately, with optional screenshots.

Contact Lukurauha

Added a page about what you can do with Lukurauha

The main features and the path from a document to reading are now explained in Japanese and English.

See what you can do

Made larger bookshelves easier to browse

Bookshelves with 21 or more books are now split into groups of 20, and the current bookshelf page is preserved across reloads and browser navigation.

Improved links and images in the Reader

Links can now move to headings in the same document, while external links and images use safer display behavior.

Made code easier to read

Code blocks now use syntax highlighting while preserving the original selectable text and copy action.

Made the Reader available inside AI tools

AI tools that support MCP Apps can open Markdown in Lukurauha's page-based Reader.

Added books from text and HTML

Building on Markdown support, you can now choose or paste text and HTML to create a book. Lukurauha detects the format from the content.

Added a more focused reading view

The Reader now reduces interface chrome while reading and can enter fullscreen on supported touch devices.

Added custom CSS for the Reader

Safe CSS can be stored on the device, applied to every book or one book, and exported or backed up.

Added books by pasting Markdown

You can paste Markdown instead of choosing a file, add it to the bookshelf, and start reading.

Launched Lukurauha

Lukurauha became available as a web service for turning documents into book-like pages and reading them on the device.

Roadmap

These items are being checked or considered. Their order does not indicate priority, and no timing is promised.

  • Checking

    Stabilize the Reader inside AI tools and explain how to use it

    The Reader for MCP Apps is already public. We plan to explain how to use it after checking and refining its stability and safety in compatible AI tools.

  • Considering

    Add AI reading assistance

    We are considering reading assistance that helps explain key points and context while preserving the original document.

  • Considering

    Create books from public URLs

    We are considering a way to turn content from a public Markdown or similar URL into a book.

  • Considering

    Improve the sample document

    We are considering sample content that makes it easier to try page turning and display settings for the first time.

  • Considering

    Add official documentation

    We are considering public documentation for features, controls, and how Lukurauha handles data.