• Add a book by photographing its cover: for volumes too old to have a barcode, the printed words are enough to find it — and the photograph becomes its cover. • You can set the cover yourself: from an address, from a file, or by taking it. We now keep it, so it does not vanish along with the page it came from. • The shelf loads a piece at a time rather than all at once: it scrolls on a phone, it pages on the web. • Every book has its own address, and reloading no longer sends you back to the index. • A record appears as soon as one source answers and fills itself in behind you. If the barcode says nothing, we search by title. • The ISBN can be corrected and pasted, genres are in alphabetical order, and every book carries the date it arrived and the date it last changed. • Tap a cover to see it as wide as the screen. • A dropped connection no longer closes the app: it says what happened and lets you try again. • On a shared shelf you can report a book that should not be there.

The app has a new name: My Book Archive. Same app, same collection, a name that says what it does. We have also rewritten the App Store description to properly explain sharing with friends, which was already there but hard to find.