Already read a book before Shelfd? Swipe down in Discover, or pick Already Read when adding — it lands on your Finished shelf without touching this year's stats.

The Archivist has been busy. Version 1.10: Widgets. Your current read with its real cover, your yearly goal ring, and The Shelf — a little bookcase for your Home Screen that shows any shelf or list you choose and turns its own pages through the day. iCloud Backup. New phone, same library. Your books ride your own Apple ID — no account, no server of ours. Your Year in Review. The year's shelf, tallied and ready to share. Lives in Profile year-round; December is when it earns its keep. A rating ask the moment you finish a book. Free readers get the stars; premium readers get the full Ratings Card. A short setup list for new arrivals. Four items. He counted. Plus the usual quiet repairs. Found something amiss? support@joinshelfd.com

The Archivist has been busy. Widgets — your current read (with its cover and your place kept), your reading goal ring, and The Shelf: a little bookcase of real covers on your home screen. Long-press it to display any shelf or list you've made. Share cards — finished a book? Tap Share This Read for a bookplate-style card made for your story. Your reading goal shares too. Your Year in Review — the year's shelf, tallied: pages, genres, your fastest read, the doorstop you conquered. Play it like a story in December, or peek anytime. iCloud Backup — your library now quietly backs itself up to your own iCloud. New phone, same shelf. Discover, revised — recommendations you'd actually find at the front of a bookstore. Redeem a Code — premium codes now have a door, in Profile. No ads. No feed. Just your books.

AUDIOBOOKS AND EBOOKS Every book now has a format — paper, ebook, or audiobook — and Shelfd asks which one you're using when you start reading rather than assuming paperback. Audiobooks count down. Where a paper book shows the page you're on, an audiobook shows the time you have left, the same figure your listening app is showing you. Logging progress asks for that number directly, so there's nothing to convert in your head. Audiobook times are typed on the same keypad as everything else — hours, then minutes. A GOAL WORTH AIMING AT The reading goal is now an archery target, with an arrow that moves closer as the year fills up. Reaching it is a moment rather than a number quietly ticking over. ACHIEVEMENTS YOU CAN OPEN Tap any achievement to see what it took and when you earned it. Locked ones tell you what's still standing between you and the stamp. A BETTER WHEEL Spin the Wheel has been rebuilt in brass and gold, with your real covers set into it. FIXES A bug could quietly reset your reading streak to zero even when you had been logging every day. Fixed, and any streak already affected repairs itself. Audiobooks were showing page numbers in a few places they shouldn't have been. The Marathon Session achievement counted audiobook minutes as pages, so it unlocked far too easily on audio. It's now three hours of listening, and still a hundred pages on paper. UNDER THE HOOD The app was rebuilt from one enormous file into a proper structure. Nothing you can see, but everything after this ships faster.

A better year, at a glance. • Your reading goal is now an archery target — watch your arrow close in on the bullseye with every finished book (and enjoy the moment when it lands) • Tap any achievement to see how it's earned — or relive how you earned it • Track how you read: mark books as physical, ebook, or audiobook, with time-based progress for audiobooks • Spin the Wheel got a glow-up • Add books straight into your lists when you add them to your library • Smaller download, faster feel, and polish throughout

Your shelf just got real. Book spines now display each book's actual cover art — your Finished shelf finally looks like the one in your living room. Also in this update: • Cleaner cover images on every spine (no more grey edges) • Smoother, more reliable taps on shelf controls • Small polish throughout the library The Archivist noticed the new spines immediately. He pretends not to be impressed. He is.