Jane Austen apps
The best Jane Austen apps depend on what you want from Austen
Some Austen apps are for reading the novels. Some are for quotes or trivia. Pride and Prejudice Chat is for private character conversation.
The short answer
Some Austen apps are for reading the novels. Some are for quotes or trivia. Pride and Prejudice Chat is for private character conversation.
Launching August on iOS. One email when it's ready — that's all.
For reading the novels
If your goal is to read Austen, use a good ebook app or a public-domain library. The core novels are already widely available, often for free.
Pride and Prejudice Chat is not a replacement for the text. It is for returning to the characters after you know the book.
For companion material
A broad Austen companion app can be useful for maps, quotes, trivia, and reference. That is a different job from one focused conversation app.
The question to ask is whether you want a reference shelf or a drawing-room conversation.
For character conversation
Pride and Prejudice Chat is built for the character-conversation job: talk to Mary Bennet, Darcy, Elizabeth, and the Pride and Prejudice launch cast for free.
Its strongest fit is the fan who wants a private, offline, reader-first way to keep talking to Austen characters.
Questions people ask
What is the best Jane Austen app for reading?
For reading, a standard ebook or public-domain library app is usually best. Pride and Prejudice Chat is for character conversation, not replacing the novels.
What is the best Jane Austen app for Pride and Prejudice character chat?
Pride and Prejudice Chat is designed specifically for private Pride and Prejudice character conversation on iPhone.
Does Pride and Prejudice Chat include all Jane Austen books?
No. The launch strategy is to go deep on Pride and Prejudice first.