For catalog administrators and technical operators
Alexandria
In developmentA foundation for book knowledge.
A self-hosted book intelligence server for catalog administrators and technical operators.
Explore the planned experienceBuilt for the people behind the catalog
Alexandria is the technical and administrator-focused part of Athenaeum. Its scope includes canonical book metadata, provider operations, reconciliation, and shared book intelligence.
It is intended for self-hosted operation. These are product goals for software In development, rather than a statement of release availability.
A closer look
Explore Alexandria
These planned experiences describe the product direction. Alexandria is In development.
Screenshots
Approved Alexandria screenshots are not available yet.
Feature tour
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Organize canonical book data
Bring authors, works, editions, series, and taxonomies into a shared catalog. Keep the written work distinct from its published editions.
Understand where data comes from
Provider ingestion, matching, and provenance help operators review book information and trace it to its sources.
Connect reader experiences
Consumer APIs make shared book intelligence available to Stache while personal library and reading state stay with Stache.
Architecture diagram
An approved Alexandria architecture diagram is not available yet. The ecosystem overview below describes how the products connect.
Preview space
Interactive preview
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How the family connects
Shared book knowledge. Personal reading lives.
Alexandria provides canonical book intelligence to Stache through its consumer API. Stache keeps personal library and reading state, with native clients connecting to Stache Server.
- AlexandriaCanonical book intelligence
- Stache ServerPersonal libraries and reading
- Stache for iOSStache for AndroidNative reader experiences