Demo — sample data, an invented reader. Change anything you like; it puts itself back every night.

Shelf

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Reading now

Series in progress

Nothing on this shelf yet.

Tap + to search for a book, or import a Goodreads export from the menu to bring your whole history over at once.

Have you read these?

Spotted on your shelves, but in none of your reading lists — and those only go back so far, so a long-ago favourite wouldn’t be in them anyway. Tap to say which.

On the shelf, not yet read

No books marked as owned yet.

Open any book and switch On my shelf on. A whole bookcase can be added at once from a photograph of its shelves.

Coming out

Releases and preorders, soonest first.

Nothing on the calendar. Paste a release list from the menu, or give any book a release date.

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The year on a shelf

Goals by category

Across the years

Month by month

Ratings

How long the books were

How new they were

when you read them

Series reading

Your tags this year

Pages each month

Most read

    Shelves & genres

      No finished books recorded for this year.

      Add a book

      Tapping a result adds it to

      Scan a barcode

      Point the camera at the barcode on the back of the book. Keep scanning to add a whole stack — each one is added the moment it reads.

      Adding to

      Starting the camera…

      Book

      Series

      Settings

      Reader

      Paste a list

      Paste a reading list straight from Notes — titles on their own lines, headings ending in a colon, ✅ for read and ❌ for started-but-not-finished. Release months in brackets and Author, X: prefixes are understood too. Nothing is saved until you have looked at the matches.

      Import from Goodreads

      In Goodreads: My Books → Import and Export → Export Library. It emails you a .csv a minute or two later. Everything comes across — shelves, ratings, reviews, and the dates you finished each book.

      Your data

      A copy of everything, to keep or to move somewhere else.

      Devices

        Reading goal

        Goals by category

        A category counts every finished book carrying its tag. Tag books from the book’s own page, or let a pasted list do it.