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The Library's Apps

Access the library's resources on your phone or tablet

Get the Library Apps

Download the Racine Public Library’s apps to your phone, tablet or other device to easily read and listen to digital checkouts, manage your checkouts, and more. You will need your library card number and PIN to use these apps.

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SHARE Anywhere

Manage your check-outs, browse the catalog, place holds and more. All you need to sign in is your library card number and PIN.

 

If you experience any issues with the app, please visit the Preferences page and click the “Reload” button.

 

Note: This version of the app will be usable until the launch of the library system’s new app. When it’s time to start using the new app instead, we’ll let you know. The new app should be live in the next month or two.

Download SHARE Anywhere

Apple App Store

Google Play Store

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hoopla

Instantly read, listen and watch more than a million different titles for free with your library card. Available on desktopiOSAndroid and more.

Libby App

Meet the new app for Wisconsin’s Digital Library. Borrow e-books, audiobooks and magazines from wherever you are. It’s 100% free, and items are returned automatically when your borrowing time is up. This app is available through the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store, and it replaces the Overdrive app. Need help getting started with Libby?

Library Pass

This new service will allow you to have simultaneous access to comic books and graphic novels for all ages. This app is available through the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.

PrinterOn App

Use this app to print to the library’s wireless printing service from your mobile device. This app is available through the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.  If you need help using the app, check out the online user guide.

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