What Reddit Says About Book Checker Apps

Or you can add notes to your storygraph - these are private notes that no one can see (so not the review.) But I prefer bookmory for my private notes. ... I just had a look, it's pretty cute and colorful and it can import Goodreads data.

i just started using fable i swear by it completely. it has the best features of any app i’ve tried to use im completely obsessed · •you can import all your goodreads information easily •you can rate with half stars •when you rate you add tags for “good/bad/descriptive writing” “character growth” mo...

I love Bookmory. It’s very simple to use and I like seeing the calendar of my finished reads. Pretty user friendly. I really like it as a minimalist tracker. ... I also use StoryGraph but I will say the amount of times I've rambled on to my husband about how I have to use like 3 separate apps a...

I've been using the Reading Tracker by EmmaSkies on Google Sheets (the link to her tiktok video is here if anybody's interested) and it has many interesting things, you can put your rating, whether it was an arc or not, wordcount etc, and it ...

I literally have a 2024 TBR one. Also you can change the order in the big tbr to reflect your reading order. ... Like everyone else here, I too love storygraph. I also made a database for books in my Notion that I use less religiously but is extremely useful for my nonfiction note taking

I also use LibraryThing as a GoodReadas refugee. It’s not perfect, be GR went down hill after Amazon bought it, GUI sucks and it is just part of the algorithm churn now. Recommended books I used to be interested in, then it just recommended the last thing to buy.

Bookshelf app is the best that I have found personally. You can track time read per day if you like as well and adjust the format of the book.

It’s a comprehensive tool that tracks not only books but also articles, courses, and your reading goals. I’ve included features like time tracking, genre organization, summaries, and even curated book recommendations across multiple categories. Honestly, it’s the best tracker I’ve come across, and I...

Great, thank you! I gave Goodreads a try a while back but am now giving it another go as seems to be more useful than I had previously thought. The suggestions it gives you from books you've rated seems to key. Much appreciated.

Is it certain categories that are gated now? Thanks ... I haven't had this issue with books. ... Everyone's ROI is different. I don't have space to store books that only give a $.64 profit. I aim for at least $2.50 myself. I just listed another 174 books last night using just the amaz...

I like the ReadHero because it’s super simple and the design feels way nicer than Goodreads or StoryGraph imo · https://apps.apple.com/de/app/readhero-remember-books/id6450433398 ... I love Bookmory! I also use Bookshelf by squidbit and both ...

As for SG, I like the monthly roundups, the data visualizations about my own reading that it surfaces, and the way more granular ability to recommend me books that aren't just top sellers. They're both held back by pretty awful interfaces. Rather than Letterboxed or MyAnimeList like some o...

Fable: it’s more of a social app and I now adore using it. Manual syncs to GR. Free. Margins: wonderful to follow your reading stats, syncs to GR, set reading goals, and automatically makes recommendations based of your reading habits. Free. StoryGraph: a much more technical alternative, syncs to GR...

But I am also testing out Pagebound, and it's really quite well set up for recommendations. They have quests and lists, of which you can also create your own, I think? And you can add similar book recommendations on a book's page, as well as see if others have added any similar reads. It&#...