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Your complete library

Add read, reading, abandoned, and wishlist books. Covers, ratings, pages, and personal notes.

Yearly goals

Set how many books you want to read in a year and track your progress with a live visual gauge.

AI-powered search

Type a title or a vague description: AI automatically fills in title, author, category, and page count.

Public profile

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Chat with the Librarian

An AI assistant ready to recommend new books, answer questions, and find Amazon links for you.

Stats & rankings

See your favourite authors, most-read categories, average ratings, and year-by-year reading trends.

How it works

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Create your account

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Add your books

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From the blog

Tips, guides, and lists for book lovers.

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Reading Journal: Why Writing One Changes How You Read

Reading Journal: Why Writing One Changes How You Read

A couple of lines written on the day you finish a book are worth more than ten pages of notes taken during. What to write in a reading journal, and what to skip.

⏱ 7 min

How to Export Your Library from Goodreads (and Take It Anywhere)

How to Export Your Library from Goodreads (and Take It Anywhere)

Years of reading, ratings, and reviews are trapped in an account you don't control. Here's how to extract them into a file, what that file really contains, and what to do with it afterward.

⏱ 6 min

How to Keep Track of the Books You Read (Without Giving Up After Two Weeks)

How to Keep Track of the Books You Read (Without Giving Up After Two Weeks)

The notebook gets lost, the spreadsheet is never reopened, and phone notes become unreadable with thirty titles. Here are four ways to track your reading and the exact point where each one fails.

⏱ 9 min

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