QuickReader (iOS): A very mature and pleasant to use ebook reader with optional speed reading features.The company that developed Stanza has been bought by Amazon, so it is not clear if development is going to continue. If run on an iPad it is optimized to exploit the larger screen. Stanza (iOS): Historically the most popular iPhone e-book reader and the first reading system that supported OPDS.Will load books into Bluefire, MegaReader, Kobo, iBooks, Ouiivo and more. eBook Search (iOS): Connects with your OPDS catalog and allows you to download individual books and then load them into various readers already installed on your iOS device.It is compatible with the main Calibre program which can do book transfers to iBooks via iTunes over an USB connection. It is only mentioned here as many people using Apple devices will have it installed as it is an excellent ebook reader and is free. iBooks (iOS): This is not compatible with calibre2opds as it only allows for online downloads from the Apple book store.FBReader ( Android): An open source, multi-format and multi-platform e-book reader.Needs PHP and file access to the Calibre library. COPS generates OPDS and HTML catalogs on your server, from your Calibre library.Probably the best OPDS client at this point too. Aldiko ( Android): Aldiko is the most popular e-book reader on Android and provides support for both EPUB and OPDS.This is not an exhaustive list, and you're welcome to add/edit its entries, or email us if you think something is wrong or outdated ! Here's a list of OPDS-compatible software, capable of browsing a catalog created with calibre2opds.
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