Our Programs

From schools and libraries to community organizations, we bring free rating lookup to readers, and paid catalog tools to schools and libraries that need them.

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Ratings for Schools & Libraries

Schools and libraries can look up free LRS ratings on BookLooky.com. Official full-text scans and bulk catalog processing are paid institutional services β€” see pricing and upload tools on BookLooky.com, not as a no-cost Foundation offering.

Library tools on BookLooky.com

What’s Included

  • βœ“Free lookup of existing ratings on BookLooky.com
  • βœ“Paid bulk catalog analysis and official full-text scans
  • βœ“Exportable content reports for collection development
  • βœ“Integration guidance for library catalog systems
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For Educators

Teachers and school librarians can look up spoiler-free LRS ratings on BookLooky.com when choosing classroom and library titles. BookLooky informs the choice; it does not tell a school what to remove.

How LRS works

What’s Included

  • βœ“Search titles on BookLooky.com
  • βœ“See how Content Intensity and Story Themes are scored
  • βœ“Paid bulk catalog tools for a school or library collection
  • βœ“Suggest a correction on a book page if a rating looks wrong
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Reader Empowerment

Every reader deserves information to make the best choice for what they want to read. We work with community organizations, after-school programs, and literacy nonprofits to bring content-aware reading guidance to underserved communities.

Get Involved

What’s Included

  • βœ“Point readers to free rating lookup on BookLooky.com
  • βœ“Multilingual content summaries (not available yet)
  • βœ“Partnership conversations with local literacy organizations
  • βœ“Code and documentation contributions to the MIT-licensed rater

How Our Ratings Are Created

BookLooky.com uses two tiers: an AI estimate from metadata, and an official full-text scan. Corrections are reviewed against the published rubric, separately from billing.

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AI catalog estimate

On BookLooky.com, a search or cover scan can produce an AI estimate from the description and publisher metadata. That score is an estimate, not a reading of the full manuscript.

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Official full-text scan

Authors, publishers, and institutions can pay for an official scan. The MIT-licensed rater scores the full transcript and the book page labels that result separately from the AI estimate.

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Corrections

Anyone can suggest a correction on a book page. Suggestions are reviewed against the published rubric. Payment does not buy a target score.

Bring BookLooky to Your Community

Whether you represent a school, library, or community organization, we’d love to partner with you.