Press kit
Infinite Library press kit
Infinite Library is an AI book company from Montrouge, France, founded in 2024 by Thomas A.Q.T. Truong. Its studio, Bindery, uses Claude to write, typeset, narrate and print books; its Library and free iPhone and iPad app let anyone read them. Everything a story needs is on this page — quote it freely.
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Fast facts
Infinite Library — fast facts
- Name
- Infinite Library (also written “The Infinite Library”)
- What it is
- An AI book company. Bindery, its studio, writes, typesets, narrates and prints books with Anthropic’s Claude; the Library and the free iPhone and iPad app are where people read them.
- Founded
- 2024, in France
- Founder & CEO
- Thomas A.Q.T. Truong Founder page ›
- Company
- Infinite Library SAS, a French simplified joint-stock company (société par actions simplifiée, SAS), registered in December 2025 — RCS Nanterre 995 219 276, VAT FR71995219276 Legal notice ›
- Headquarters
- 154 rue Maurice Arnoux, 92120 Montrouge, France — just south of Paris
- Products
- Bindery, the book studio (bindery.infinitelibrary.ai) · The Library, free to read (infinitelibrary.ai/explore) · Infinite Library: AI Book Maker, the iPhone and iPad app
- AI
- Anthropic’s Claude — Haiku, Sonnet, Opus and Fable, chosen per book. Infinite Library trains no AI models of its own.
- Program
- Member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program, since October 2026 The program ›
- Printing
- Printed on demand and shipped worldwide by Lulu — hardcover, paperback, lie-flat coil or saddle stitch, in 21 formats
- Languages
- Website in 8 languages; books translated into 110 languages and narrated in 74
- Price
- Free to start. Bindery Pro $39 a month or $390 a year; one-book packages from $149; memberships, credit packs and packages are charged in US dollars Pricing ›
- App
- Infinite Library: AI Book Maker — free on the App Store, iOS 17.0 or later; rated 4.9 out of 5 from 41 ratings (US, October 15, 2026) App Store ›
- Catalog
- 3,511 finished books by 2,383 authors; 2,498 of them public in the Library (September 6, 2026) The dataset ›
- Contact
- hello@infinitelibrary.ai — support, press and business Email us ›
Product details, with the numbers explained: Bindery, audiobooks, the app, the Help Center.
Boilerplate
Short — 25 words
Infinite Library is an AI book platform from France. Its Claude-powered studio, Bindery, writes, typesets, and prints books; its free library lets anyone read them.
Medium — 60 words
Infinite Library, a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program, is an AI book platform from Montrouge, France. Its studio, Bindery, is powered by Claude: describe a book, and it writes, typesets, designs the cover, and produces print-ready files, printed on demand by Lulu. Books can be narrated in 74 languages, translated into 110. Its library and iPhone app are free.
Long — 150 words
Infinite Library is an AI book platform from Montrouge, France, founded in 2024 by Thomas A.Q.T. Truong and a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program. Bindery, its Claude-powered book studio, turns a description — or a Word, PDF, or EPUB manuscript, notes, transcripts, or YouTube links — into a finished book: Claude writes it, typesets it, designs the cover, sizes the spine from the real page count, and produces printer-validated PDFs. Books print on demand through Lulu in 21 presets and four bindings, become audiobooks in 74 languages read by a house narrator or the author’s own cloned voice, and can be translated into complete editions in 110 languages. Every published book gets a free storefront, and authors keep about 95% of ebook and 80% of audiobook sales. The reading library and free iPhone and iPad app offer 2,000+ public books. Bindery is free to start; Bindery Pro is $39 a month.
Story ideas
From a conversation to a printed hardcover
Bindery writes a book with its author in one chat, typesets it in LaTeX, sizes the spine from the real page count and sends it to Lulu to print. The watermarked proof is free; clean files for Amazon KDP and IngramSpark are $49 per book.
Life stories, before they are lost
The $99 life-story gift has Claude interview a parent or grandparent one question at a time — typed or spoken — and write each chapter in their own words. The first hardcover is included; an audiobook in their own voice is an add-on.
What 3,511 AI-assisted books look like
An open dataset (CC BY 4.0, September 6, 2026): the median finished book runs 15,627 words, romance is the largest genre at 28.7% of books with a genre, and 32 languages are represented.
Authors who keep 80% of their audiobook
Authors who already recorded an audiobook — for ACX, in a studio or at home — can upload it and sell it from their book’s own page with no setup or monthly fee, keeping 80% of every sale. The ACX comparison sets out the other routes and their terms.
Who owns an AI-assisted book?
Infinite Library’s answer: the author, entirely. It claims no rights, never trains AI on manuscripts, and issues a free Certificate of Authorship that fingerprints the text with SHA-256.
A whole family writes one book
Group books hand out a contribution link: relatives and friends add memories, photos and voice notes without an account, and Claude weaves them into one book, crediting each contributor.
Picture books from a sentence
Storybook turns a one-line idea into an editable storyboard, paints every spread in one of twelve art styles, and prints a square colour hardcover from a single copy.
A French startup building on Claude
A small, founder-led team in Montrouge builds the studio on Anthropic’s Claude, with Haiku, Sonnet, Opus and Fable on every book’s model picker. Infinite Library is a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program.
Milestones
Review your book; sell your own audiobook
Bindery adds a proofreading, readability, consistency and fact review, and authors who already recorded an audiobook can upload it and sell it from the book’s own page.
Claude Startups
Infinite Library becomes a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program. Bindery now writes with Anthropic’s newest models: Opus 5.5 (September 23), Sonnet 5.5 (September 30) and Haiku 5.5 (October 8).
Picture books, house designs and Bindery for Work
Storybook makes illustrated picture books printed square (September 2). Twelve house designs, brand kits and Bindery for Work arrive for companies, schools and agencies (September 10). The AI Book Statistics dataset is published under CC BY 4.0 (September 6).
Translations, adaptations and group books
A book can become a screenplay or an album of sung songs (August 8) and a complete translated edition (August 16), in 110 languages from August 31. Group books collect memories, photos and voice notes from anyone (August 22).
Audiobooks, ebooks and selling
Narration arrives with EPUB and bookstore-ready exports and audiobook sales (July 14). Claude Fable joins the studio (July 11), every book can carry a free Certificate of Authorship (July 17), and authors set their own prices in the Library (July 22).
Bindery opens
Bindery, the Claude-powered book studio, opens at bindery.infinitelibrary.ai: describe a book and Claude writes and typesets it while you watch; co-authors can write it together.
Infinite Library × Miss Paris
Infinite Library works with the Miss Paris organization to put personal, beautifully made books in the spotlight — each one written, designed and published on Infinite Library.
Infinite Library SAS is registered
The company is registered in France as Infinite Library SAS (RCS Nanterre 995 219 276), with its office in Montrouge.
The app reaches the App Store
Infinite Library: AI Book Maker launches for iPhone and iPad.
The founder’s book is published
“Infinite Library: The AI That Writes Your Perfect Book in Seconds” comes out on Kindle and becomes a #1 New Release in Educational Software on Amazon.
Infinite Library is founded
Thomas Truong starts Infinite Library in France with one idea: anyone should be able to have — and make — the book they wish existed.
The founder is named an MIT Technology Review Innovator Under 35
Thomas Truong joins MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35 Europe list (artificial intelligence & robotics) for VocalSign, an app that uses AI to translate sign languages into voice and text.
By the numbers
The catalog
Snapshot of — cite as “Infinite Library, AI Book Statistics” (CC BY 4.0).
3,511
finished books
2,383
authors behind them
2,498
public books, free to read
57.2 million
words in finished books
15,627
words in the median book
32
languages books are written in
226
books with a narrated audiobook
41,811
reader views
The product
As of .
110
languages for translated editions
74
narration languages
21
print formats in 4 bindings
4
Claude models to write with
12
house book designs
8
website languages
4.9★
App Store rating (41 ratings)
$0
to start — no card, no account
Founder
Thomas A.Q.T. Truong
Founder & CEO, Infinite Library
Short bio
Thomas A.Q.T. Truong is the founder and CEO of Infinite Library. A French AI engineer with master’s degrees in artificial intelligence (Sorbonne University) and data science (ISUP), he was named to MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35 Europe list in 2023.
Long bio
Thomas A.Q.T. Truong founded Infinite Library in 2024 and leads it as CEO from Montrouge, just south of Paris. He holds master’s degrees in artificial intelligence (Sorbonne University) and data science (ISUP). In 2023 MIT Technology Review named him to its Innovators Under 35 Europe list for VocalSign, an app that uses AI to translate sign languages into voice and text. His book “Infinite Library: The AI That Writes Your Perfect Book in Seconds” (January 2025) was a #1 New Release in Amazon’s Educational Software category. At Infinite Library he leads the small team behind Bindery, the Claude-powered studio where a description becomes a typeset, printable book.
A quote you can use
“I grew up loving books. But I always wished there was a book just for me. Now, I use AI to make that possible for everyone.”
Founder pageLinkedInthomastruong.orgMIT Technology Review profile
Name and spelling
| Name | How to write it |
|---|---|
| Infinite Library | Two words, both capitalised. “The Infinite Library” is also used. Never abbreviated. |
| Bindery | One word, capital B. On first mention: “Bindery by Infinite Library” or “Bindery, Infinite Library’s book studio”. The studio lives at bindery.infinitelibrary.ai. |
| Bindery Pro, Bindery Studio, Bindery Publisher | The membership tiers, always with the Bindery prefix. |
| Bindery for Work | Bindery for companies, teams, schools and agencies. |
| The Library | The reading side of the site (www.infinitelibrary.ai/explore). The one product name that takes “the”. |
| Storybook | Bindery’s picture-book maker; its books print as square colour hardcovers. |
| The Librarian | The support chat on both sites — Claude, answering for Infinite Library. |
| Infinite Library: AI Book Maker | The App Store name of the iPhone & iPad app; “the Infinite Library app” in running text. |
| Claude | Bindery is powered by Claude, Anthropic’s model: write “Claude-powered”. |
| Claude Startups | Anthropic’s program for startups building on Claude. Write “a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program” — not “partner”, “backed by” or “endorsed by”: it is a membership, not an investment. |
| Thomas A.Q.T. Truong | Founder & CEO. “Thomas Truong” in running text; the surname is Truong. |
| Lulu | The print partner: books are “printed on demand by Lulu”. |
Getting it right
Myth
“Infinite Library is part of Anthropic.”FactNo. Infinite Library is an independent French company, Infinite Library SAS. It builds on Anthropic’s Claude and is a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program — a membership, nothing more.
Myth
“Bindery and Infinite Library are two different companies.”FactBindery is Infinite Library’s book studio, at bindery.infinitelibrary.ai. One company, and one account signs into both.
Myth
“Infinite Library owns, or publishes, the books made with it.”FactAuthors own their books outright. Infinite Library is a software company, not a publisher: it claims no rights and takes no cut of sales made elsewhere.
Myth
“Your manuscript is used to train the AI.”FactIt is not. Infinite Library trains no models and never uses manuscripts, prompts or uploads for training.
Myth
“The AI writes the book on its own.”FactThe author directs it. Claude drafts and typesets; the author decides what stays, revises and signs the book.
Myth
“It is a chatbot that pastes text into a document.”FactBindery is an agent built for book-length work: it keeps the whole manuscript in view, typesets real pages, and produces files that printers and bookstores accept.
Myth
“It is only for fiction.”FactMemoirs, family histories, business books, cookbooks, poetry, picture books, magazines, manuals and textbooks are all made in Bindery.
Myth
“You need a subscription.”FactIt is free to start, printing needs no membership, and one-time packages exist for a single book.
Myth
“Printing means ordering in bulk.”FactEvery book prints on demand, from a single copy; more copies lower the price per copy.
Myth
“Infinite Library is connected to other products called ‘infinite library’.”FactInfinite Library (infinitelibrary.ai) is unrelated to other apps, games or works that use the phrase — Jorge Luis Borges’s story “The Library of Babel” included.
Logos & brand assets
Mark — monochrome vector
SVG, no tile; takes the surrounding text colour. For dark grounds, foil, and one-colour print.
logo-mono.svg
Founder portrait
JPEG, 768 × 1024. Thomas A.Q.T. Truong. Credit: Infinite Library.
thomas-truong-founder-infinite-library.jpg
Colours
Clay #C2613F
The brand colour — the tile behind the mark.
Cream #FAF9F5
The mark’s glyph, and the ground of the share cards.
Ink #23211C
Text on cream.
Type
There is no separate wordmark file: the name is set in words. In our own materials it is set in Newsreader, a serif; the product interface uses the system font of each platform.
Press questions
Can I use the logo and the founder’s photo?
Yes, to illustrate coverage of Infinite Library. Use the files as supplied — no recolouring, cropping or effects — and credit photos “Infinite Library”.
Can I try Bindery for a story or a review?
Yes. Bindery is free to try with no account. For a demo, a look at the paid features, or a printed sample, email hello@infinitelibrary.ai with your outlet and deadline.
Can I interview the founder?
Yes — Thomas A.Q.T. Truong gives interviews in English or French, by email or video call. Write with your outlet, your angle and your deadline.
Which numbers can I quote?
Any figure on this page, with its date. Catalog figures come from the AI Book Statistics dataset (CC BY 4.0, snapshot September 6, 2026): cite “Infinite Library, AI Book Statistics”. For anything else, ask — we will say what we can share.
How should I describe the link with Anthropic?
As “a member of Anthropic’s Claude Startups program”. Infinite Library is an independent French company that builds on Anthropic’s Claude.
Do you have product screenshots or photos of printed books?
Ask — say what you need and by when, and we will send what we have.
Who is the press contact?
Thomas A.Q.T. Truong, founder and CEO, at hello@infinitelibrary.ai. We answer in English or French.
Press contact
Write to hello@infinitelibrary.ai — it reaches the founder. We answer in English or French. For an interview, a demo of Bindery, a sample printed book, or a fact check, say which, and your deadline.
Infinite Library SAS · 154 rue Maurice Arnoux, 92120 Montrouge, FranceCite this press kit
Infinite Library. “Infinite Library press kit.” infinitelibrary.ai, updated October 15, 2026. https://www.infinitelibrary.ai/press
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