The digital library for Indian schools

Readoye is a digital library app for schools in India. Students log in once and read books, an encyclopedia and Indian-language classics on any phone, tablet or laptop. Teachers get their own shelf and simple reading reports.

Yes. The library is board-neutral: class-wise picks for Classes 1 to 12 that suit any board. It is a reading library, not a textbook replacement, and we do not claim board endorsement.

Sign up free as the school librarian or a teacher and look around a preview of your dashboard. Subscribe to unlock it, then add classes, print student login cards and open the library to your students.

₹49,900 per school per year, including GST, for unlimited students and teachers. In a school of 3,000 students that is about ₹17 per student. Smaller schools pay the same price.

No. Students sign in with a school code and a simple login that you print as cards. We store only a first name, class and reading activity. There are no ads and no tracking for marketing.

Most are public-domain classics (Project Gutenberg, Wikisource, Project Madurai) or openly licensed works such as Wikipedia articles. We check each book for age suitability and India copyright, clean and organise the text, and credit the source on every book. You pay for the curation, reading app and school tools, not for the books themselves.

NEP 2020 stresses reading habits, multilingualism and a strong school library culture. Readoye gives every child daily access to books in several Indian languages, and gives teachers simple ways to encourage reading.