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Maybe Kavita is what you need. Thats what Ive been using.
Nice! I hadn't come across Kavita yet. I've been using CalibeWeb for years and always found it dated and clunky. I haven't tried the demo yet, but the screenshots and feature list seem like it's Jellyfin for ebooks. I'll have to spin that up and give it a go.
My wife likes caliber more but I find Kavita better personally.
Looks clean and the screenshots look like it supports multiple libraries. Their demo site won't log in but I might spin it up this weekend and play with it. I still probably don't really have a use case for it. I'm always going to need calibre on the desktop. Ubooquity is another that I tried but still had the same lack of use. One of these days I might want to move to a web based solution but not really there right now.
Fair enough I suppose. Why would you need calibre on the desktop though?