BookMood - reading ambience
Android app by flosch. Books & Reference · flosch
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 1.2.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Store description excerpt
BookMood is an ambience player for Android TV. It plays full-screen ambient scenes while you read a physical book or e-reader: each scene combines an atmospheric artwork, a looping musical score, and a gentle ambient sound layer (rain, fire, wind, and more). BookMood does not display or sell books; it creates the atmosphere around your reading. What you can do: • Browse and play 45+ handcrafted scenes across moods and aesthetics: dark academia, cozy fantasy, romantasy, gothic, cottagecore, sci-fi, and more. • Control the music and the ambient sound of every scene separately, each with its own volume. • Mark scenes as favorites and build playlists; playback advances to the next scene automatically at an interval you choose. • Create your own scenes in the Mixer by pairing any artwork with any musical score. • Find scenes fast from the home screen: Last Played, Favorites, and daily-rotating Featured picks. • Read as long as you like: the screen stays awake while a scene is playing. Free and Premium: • Free: 10 scenes and 30 minutes of playback every day. • Premium unlocks all scenes, unlimited playback, custom mixes, and 4K visuals, as a monthly or yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. Private by default: • No account, no sign-up, no tracking. Built for the TV: everything is navigable with the remote, and playback controls work from the standard media keys. Dim the lights, open your book, and let BookMood set the scene.
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