Interactive Geometry
MotusPage
Most tools turn a file into a flipbook and leave you to find an audience on your own. MotusPage publishes each book at its own address, somewhere readers already browse.
How it works
No design work and no code. Three steps from what you already have to something worth putting your name on.
Upload a PDF, or a set of images. Drag them into the order you want and see exactly how it reads before anything becomes public.
Choose how the book looks and turns, design a cover, and build a table of contents that matches the real structure of the book.
Your book gets its own page, an embed you can drop into your own site, and a listing in the Gallery where readers browse.
For readers
Not a scroll of flat images. A publication a reader can navigate, judge, and come back to weeks later.
Pages lift and fall with weight. Soft-cover and hard-cover bindings, plus a gallery view for scanning a whole book at once.
A clickable table of contents built by the creator — so every entry goes exactly where it says it goes.
Bookmarks remember the page, which is what makes a long reference book usable over weeks rather than minutes.
Close in on a diagram, or jump straight to a page number instead of hunting for it.
A gallery view lays out every page, so a reader can scan a long book and jump straight to the one they want.
Both optional, and both the creator's decision, set per book.
The difference
A browsable Gallery of books from many independent creators — not a private link you have to promote entirely on your own.
Creator profiles with public attribution, so the work builds a reputation that follows you from one title to the next.
Readers can judge a book before they open it — and vouch for it afterwards.
A reader can write to you from the book’s card in the Gallery, and your replies land in your dashboard.
Creators keep 80% of every sale — rather than paying a flat fee for a tool that never brought them a reader.
Suggestions arrive as a list you tick. Nothing reaches a published book until you say so.
Craft
A good book is made of small decisions: which lines are really headings, what the cover says, what order the pages run in. The platform proposes; you decide.
Lay out a front and back cover without leaving the page or opening another application.
Pick the actual headings straight off the page, or import the outline a file already carries.
On the top plan, pages whose text can’t normally be read are still recognised, so older material isn’t left behind.
Reads over time, and where readers arrived from — with more detail as your plan grows.
Plans
Every plan makes real, working books. Paid plans add room, tools and depth.
Publish a real, working title and see the whole flow end to end.
For a creator building a shelf rather than a single title.
For someone publishing regularly and watching how each title lands.
For a full catalogue where the numbers actually drive decisions.
Bring the pages you already have. Leave with a book that reads like one.