I found Readarr similarly underwhelming, but OpenBooks is really good and easy to use. It downloads straight away to the client and the optionally also the host, so the books are stored in the library permanently. I have Calibre monitor the host’s download folder and use Calibre-web for the frontend, but I would assume Moon Reader would work decently with Calibre too.

I’m not trying to be an asshole since this looks really cool, but why’s it called dweeb? The word doesn’t have great connotations, and I probably wouldn’t install a program called ‘loser’ y’know.

No lmfao, my concern that they’d be using a compromised device on the LAN, not snooping packets themselves.