Series: every book can carry its series and number. Find Series under My Books to see what you've read, what's on your shelves, and which numbers are missing. Track by chapter: for web serials, manga and long sagas, switch a book to chapters and log sessions that way. Pages still count toward your Insights when you finish. Your reading journal, printed: a PDF of your goals, to-read list, monthly recap and year in review. Letter, A4, or a Kindle-sized version you can send straight to your Kindle. Read it again: when you finish a book you loved, flip one switch and it goes back on Want to Read with its history intact. Owned and binding: mark the copies you own and whether they're hardcover, paperback or mass market. Goodreads exports carry both now. Hours read, by day: a new chart under Habits shows your week and your last 30 days.

Search dead ends now offer the author, accept an ISBN that isn't listed yet, and catch a pasted list of titles. Sync saves each change in one step, so a dropped connection never leaves a half-written backup. The rating ask waits for a real moment, like a finished library import, and stays out of the way otherwise.

Lent & Borrowed: mark a book as lent out or borrowed, with who has it and a due date if there is one. Once a book is out, Lent & Borrowed appears under My Books, with anything overdue at the top. Sort by color: a new Color sort on your shelves and in Browse Library. It looks best in shelf view, where the spines stand side by side. Your sort is remembered, so your shelves open the way you left them.

Your Data: back up everything to one file, every book, shelf, note, reading, session and your own cover photos, and restore it later. You choose whether a restore merges into this device or replaces what is here. Settings: search for any setting from the top of the More tab, and a shorter list underneath. Appearance and Support have their own pages. Plus fixes.

Home is about your books now Up Next puts your Want to Read shelf on the Home screen, right under what you're reading, so your next book is one tap away. Recently Viewed keeps the books you looked at but didn't add. That one you meant to come back to is still there. Trending has moved out of the way. It lives on Explore, with Today, This Week and This Month.

Browse a book's genres Tap any genre on a book, and you land on that subject — what else is in it, who writes it, and where to go next. It works from wherever you opened the book. Coming from StoryGraph? The moods and pace you recorded there now arrive with your books instead of being left behind. Re-import, and older books get them too.

Your reading timer, on the Lock Screen Start a session and Leafed keeps the clock on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Pause, resume, and stop from there; stopping brings you straight to the save screen. Works with StandBy too. Export to PDF • A book's page, with its cover, dates, reading history, quotes and notes • Your whole library, with a summary page and every book by status • Just your quotes and notes, grouped by book Find it under Backup & Import, on any book's page, and on your quotes. Your books in Spotlight Search your iPhone for a title or an author and open the book from the result. Covers included. Also: • The Home Screen widget now rises in the Smart Stack after you log a session and around your usual reading time • Small fixes and polish Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Search your shelves the way you type Library search now ignores accents, capitals and punctuation, finds a title from any of its words in any order, and matches authors too. Paste an ISBN to jump straight to a book. Sorting by title skips "The", "A" and "An" (there's a switch if you'd rather it didn't). Moving from another app got easier • Choose a file and Leafed works out whether it came from Goodreads, StoryGraph, Bookmory, Audible or Kindle • Books you already have can be filled in or updated from the file, with a preview of every change before anything is written • Rows that can't be imported come back as a file you can fix and import again Your reading year, in words Under Year in Review, a short written recap of your reading: longest book, busiest month, hours read and listened, favorite genres and authors, streak, and how your goal is going. Written on your phone from your own library. Copy it, share it, or regenerate it. Also: • Store links open the exact edition's page • Search puts the exact title first and falls back to more sources when a shelf comes up empty • The genre editor suggests the tags that fit the book first • Small fixes and polish Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Reading reminders Leafed can now give you a nudge when it matters: when a book you're reading has been sitting a while, when your monthly recap is ready, and a gentle check-in if you've been away. Never more than one a day, made entirely on your phone, and off until you say so. Turn them on from Settings → Reminders, and pick your usual reading time. Also new: • Finished an audiobook you'd already rated the narration for? The finish screen no longer asks twice • Small fixes and polish Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Your genres, your call. Add any genre to any book — tap Edit on a book's page, or type your own when adding a book by hand. "Cozy fantasy," "LitRPG," whatever you actually call it. Your names show up in Insights and genre browsing right beside the built-in ones. Meet you as a reader: make a Reader Card with your handle, top genres, moods, and three favorite covers, and share it as a post or a story. Audiobooks, properly: mark a book as an audiobook, log hours and minutes or just the time left your player shows, and import your Audible library — narrators and runtimes included. Also new: • Tag books with tropes ("slow burn," "found family") and a heat level from Clean to Explicit, then filter any shelf by them • Track review copies: source, due date, where you posted. Overdue ones show up on Home • Insights grouped into Habits, Taste, and Library Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Meet you as a reader. Make a Reader Card: your name or handle, the genres you reach for, the moods you read in, and three favorite covers. Share it as a post or a story. It's the "add me, I read X, Y and Z" intro, done in ten seconds. Also new: • Tag books with tropes ("slow burn," "found family") and a heat level from Clean to Explicit, then filter any shelf by them • Keep track of review copies: where it came from, when the review is due, where you posted it. Overdue ones show up on Home • A "Guilty pleasure" mood, because some books are exactly that • Your top tropes and review-copy stats on Insights • Tropes and heat travel with your Goodreads and CSV exports; StoryGraph tags import as tropes • Small fixes and polish Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Audiobooks, finally. Mark any book as an audiobook and Leafed stops asking for page numbers. Log where you stopped as hours and minutes, see how far through you are, and get an honest "about a week left" based on how you actually listen. Also new: • Import your Audible library from a CSV, TSV, or JSON export — in the app or at leafed.app/library — narrators and runtimes included • Hours Listened and Audiobooks Finished on your Insights, plus your most-listened narrators • Borrow the audiobook edition on Libby, or jump to it on Audible or Libro.fm • Your yearly and monthly recaps now count listening too • Small fixes and polish Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Share your reading where you actually post. Every card in Leafed now comes in two sizes: Post for feeds, Threads, and X, and Story for TikTok, Reels, and Instagram Stories. Save one straight to Photos and pick it from Recents in whichever app you use. The caption comes along too — copy it with one tap and paste it into your post. Also new: • Share your whole finished shelf, or your reading calendar, the same way • Cards carry a short link back to Leafed instead of a wall of store text • Read a book again, and it counts: re-reads get their own rating, mood, and dates • Show any shelf as spines on a shelf, and search inside long shelves • A Home Screen widget: the books you're reading, standing on a little shelf. Long-press your Home Screen, tap +, search Leafed • Your finished shelf: this year's finished books as spines on a shelf, at the top of Insights, and shareable • A reading calendar: a month grid with the cover of whatever you read each day • Surprise me: tap the shuffle on Want to Read and let it pick your next book • Re-reads count: read a book again and it gets its own rating, mood, and dates • Show any shelf as spines, and search inside long shelves • Habits leads with your streak and a 30-day rhythm line; your goal is a ring now Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Leafed has a fresh new look. Softer colors, a warmer typeface, and a new little mark: three books and a sprout. Ratings are leaves now. It's the same app you know, just easier on the eyes. A few more things to try: • See what readers everywhere are picking up right now, and wander by genre when you're not sure what's next • Show your library as a grid of covers, and pick the cover you like best for any book • Learn a little about the author right on the book page • Settings are easier to find your way around, and bringing your books over from Goodreads, StoryGraph, or Bookmory is one tap from the home screen • The reading timer behaves itself after you save a session, and your starting page is filled in for you • Lots of small fixes and polish Your books still live on your phone first. Free, as always.

Reading Recaps for any period — your shareable wrap-up card now works for any month, quarter, or custom span, not just the year. Also in this release: • Pages & hours goals alongside your annual books goal, each with its own progress bar • Year vs. year: Insights compares this year's books, pages, and hours against last year • Reader fit: book pages show how a title matches your taste, computed entirely on your device • Bug fixes and stability improvements

• Import your Kindle highlights — bring in My Clippings.txt, and every highlight becomes a quote on the matching book. Re-import anytime; nothing duplicates. • Capture quotes with your camera — photograph a page, tap the lines you want, done. Text recognition runs entirely on your device. • Add quotes anywhere — a new + button on Your Quotes lets you jot a quote from any book in your library. • Find Duplicates — merge accidental double-adds of the same book; shelves, quotes, and reading history combine automatically. • Sync across devices — create a free optional account in Settings, and your library follows you to any phone or tablet. • Sign in with a simple email code — no password to remember. • Your books always stay on your device, with or without an account. • Author search suggestions and a language filter expanded to 30 languages, including Armenian, Korean, and Ukrainian. • Missing book covers now repair themselves automatically. • Updated Insights screen with a more thorough breakdown of your reading. • Two new tip options for readers who want to support development. • Reliability improvements to library sync and data handling.

-Fixed bug saving reading sessions using timer

Pre-prompt before App Store review — New "Enjoying Leafed?" bottom sheet asks sentiment first; only happy users reach the native rating dialog. Private feedback path — "Not really" opens a feedback sheet that emails the team instead of sending users to the App Store. Confirmation toasts — Brief thank-you messages after a positive rating or submitted feedback. Smarter trigger timing — Rating prompts limited to 4 peak moments: book finish, goal complete, 5-star rating, first barcode scan. Removed low-signal triggers (app opens, book adds, shares, notes, etc.). Modal sequencing — Rating prompt runs after share/tip modals on book finish and goal complete so prompts don’t stack.

Redesigned empty-search retailer screen (Amazon + Bookshop, dark-mode aware) and improved affiliate link tracking.

• Fixed: the "Enjoying Leafed?" prompt never appeared for most readers — now it shows up (rarely, and only at good moments: finishing a book, hitting your reading goal, or your 10th book) • New in Settings: an "Occasional tip prompts" switch — turn the asks off (or back on) anytime • The Support Leafed page got a fresh coat of paint, and tips are now Bookmark, Paperback, and Hardcover • Small under-the-hood polish

-Fixed minor bug with quote storage and display

What's New — Version 1.16.0 Reading Activity — tap "Reading Activity" on any book to see, add, and edit every time you've read it, each with its own start and finish dates. Perfect for re-reads. Read it years ago? — When you set a book's finish date, you can now pick just a year, a month, or a full date — great for books you finished long before you started tracking. Personal Notes — every book now has a free-text "Personal Notes" section, separate from quotes and reading-session notes. It sits right under "Your Rating". Tidier book page — reading dates, session stats, and the Start Timer / Log Session buttons now live together in one "Reading" section instead of being scattered around. Smoother date entry — fixed the date and time pickers so they work reliably, including for folks reading on a Mac.

-Buy on Bookshop.org — new button above "Buy on Amazon" on every details page, supports independent bookstores. -Amazon affiliate link improvements — updated tag so purchases continue supporting Leafed

-Added more opportunities for rating prompts during your most-used features like sharing cards, adding notes, viewing insights, and creating custom shelves

-Days Read — See how many days this year you've picked up a book, shown in the Insights overview and on the Year in Reading share card -Composition Stats Share Card — Share a polished reading stats card directly from Insights via the native share sheet -Author Stats — Explore your most-read authors and their books in your library