1. Double-click the downloaded SentiaRead-Setup.exe and follow the prompts.
2. If Windows shows a SmartScreen notice, click More info, then Run anyway. The installer is signed and verified. SmartScreen simply has not seen this release often enough yet.
3. Open the app. EPUB and PDF are both supported, so drag a book into the window, or start with the curated books included in the app.
Book files: EPUB, PDF, TXT and Markdown. Kindle formats (MOBI, AZW3) and Word documents are not supported, and neither are DRM-protected EPUBs or PDFs that are password-locked or pure scans.
Files: use Import in the library, or drag an EPUB, TXT or PDF onto the window.
Text: copy anything, choose Import from clipboard in the library, and paste; it is saved as a clipping. Pasting a link only saves the link as text; it does not fetch the page.
Web articles: install the Chrome extension and save them from the article itself.
The installer normally adds everything it needs. If it asks for WebView2, download the WebView2 Runtime from Microsoft, install it, and start SentiaRead again.
If the error persists or names something else, get in touch with support and send us what the message says: we would rather hear about it than have you stuck.
No. The desktop app uses modern system components and requires 64-bit Windows 10 or later.
No. One account works everywhere, and Plus follows the account rather than the device: buy it on your phone and it is already active when you sign in on your PC, and the same the other way round. There is no limit on how many devices you use.
Once you are signed in, your books, imported documents and saved webpages, reading progress, vocabulary, highlights and notes all sync, so you can pick up where you stopped. What travels through the cloud is the readable content (text, images, cover), not a backup of your original EPUB or PDF, which stays on the device you imported it on.