Moby-Dick
A whole book about one fish. Respect.
BookBrood is a reading pet for your phone. Read any book, paper or e-book, and the little creature that hatches grows a personality out of what you read.
No spam. One email when your egg is ready to hatch. Privacy
The book on the nightstand since March. The one you swore you’d finish. Books are easier to finish when someone is waiting for the next page.
Tell it your book, and it talks about the book’s people and places while you read.






Gatsby keeps staring at a green light. I know that look.
Read three gothic novels and it gets a little dramatic. Every book leaves a mark, so no two silverfish are alike.
Each creature has its own story and its own way of reading with you. When you want a change, the one awake goes to sleep. Nobody gets left behind.
Lives between the pages of old books and eats them. Dry, a little cynical, and full of opinions about everything you read.
“I ate well. I’ll be kind for about fifteen minutes.”
Comes from cats who pulled pages out of the ashes and learned them by heart. Watchful, loyal, a little paranoid. Keeps your pages instead of eating them.
“I watch the door, you turn the page. Deal?”
Three eggs are still warming up. Each one has its own story, its own room and its own opinions about your books. They’ll hatch later, one at a time.
Save an eggSilverfish is the e-reader version, and where all of this started. It lives inside KOReader and reads the pages with you, on Kindle, Kobo, Boox and more. Later, you’ll be able to bring it along to the app.
The Silverfish readers hang out on our Discord, and so do we. Ask anything.
Ask on DiscordThere’s no date yet. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first, and you can help test it before anyone else.
Yes. Read e-books (EPUB) right in the app, in its own reader, or bring a paper book: add it by title or by scanning the barcode.
Never. It only talks about pages you’ve already read.
We’re starting with iPhone. If you’re on Android, pick it on the form: it tells us how soon to build it.
Nothing bad. It falls asleep in its room and wakes up when you open a book again.
Yes. The Silverfish and the Ash Cat come first, and three more eggs hatch later. One is awake at a time, and switching puts the other one to sleep. Nobody gets left behind.
Nothing changes. The plugin stays free and keeps getting updates.
Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s ready to hatch.
No spam. One email when your egg is ready to hatch. Privacy
We’ll write when your egg is ready. Three quick questions?