About
A total library, in your browser
Total Library is a working model of a very old idea: a library that holds every book that could ever be written. It is free, it has no accounts and no advertising, and it runs entirely on your device.
What makes it different
- Published constants. The engine's constants are public (see how it works), so anyone can rebuild the library and check that an address returns the same page.
- Everything runs on your device. There is no server behind the search; the site can be installed and used offline.
- Permanent, shareable links. A found page has an address you can copy; exact-match finds produce short links that carry the text itself.
- An honest explanation. The algorithm is documented in plain language with its constants and a test vector, so that "is it fake?" has a real answer.
- Built for phones as much as desktops. Pages reflow to 40 columns on small screens; keyboard readers turn pages with the arrow keys.
What it is not
It is not an oracle. The library contains every sentence that could be written, so it contains every true one and every false one with equal indifference. Nothing found here was written by anyone; the letters were placed by arithmetic, and the meaning is yours.
Text you find here is generated by a mathematical function and is not authored, endorsed or reviewed by this site.