Reading now
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.
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.
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.
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.
Releases and preorders, soonest first.
Nothing on the calendar. Paste a release list from the menu, or give any book a release date.
No finished books recorded for this year.
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.
Starting the camera…
Your library was built from phone notes, shelf photos and two Goodreads exports, and each of them names a book differently. These look like they might be the same book entered more than once — but a shared title is only a guess, so nothing is merged until you say so.
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.
Notes or Goodreads — it works out which. From a Goodreads screenshot, press and hold the picture in Photos, choose Copy Text, and paste it here.
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.
A copy of everything, to keep or to move somewhere else.
A category counts every finished book carrying its tag. Tag books from the book’s own page, or let a pasted list do it.