Bookshelf: Book Tracker & List 4+

Reading Log, Shelf TBR Library

Alexander Gerrese

Designed for iPad

    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Bookshelf helps you track your books, build a lasting reading habit, and better remember what you read—now with powerful AI-powered discovery tools to help you find your next great read!

Add books you’ve read, books you’re reading, and books you want to read. Improve your reading habits with insightful stats and trend reports. Stay motivated with reading goals, streaks, and reminders. Remember what you read by writing and reviewing notes and quotes.

BUILD YOUR LIBRARY
• Import & Sync – Import your existing libraries from Goodreads, Kindle, StoryGraph, or Reading List with a tap.
• Quick Add – Build your library by searching millions of books, scanning any book's barcode, or adding your own.
• Book Recommendations* – Discover trending books, find books based on your mood or any prompt, and browse curated collections to find your next read.
• Everything Tracker – Easily manage book collections, reading status, star ratings, reading dates, and more for all your books.
• Reading Sessions* – Pick up a book, start a session, and we’ll track everything so you can focus on reading.

IMPROVE YOUR READING HABITS
• Book Chat – Chat with our AI librarian to generate summaries and flash cards, discuss key ideas, and much more!
• Reading Stats – Visualize your reading habits over time with charts and reading stats.
• Reading Goals – Create a reading goal for the year to motivate yourself to read more or challenge your friends!
• Estimated Completion Time – See how long it will take to finish any book with your average reading speed.
• Reading Streaks* – Stay motivated by keeping up your streak!

REMEMBER WHAT YOU READ
• Smart Notes* – Use cards to jot down notes or vocab, write a summary, or prepare study questions. Scan text directly from books or add rich text of your own.
• Knowledge Quizzes* – Spaced-repetition quizzes on your note cards that will significantly increase your retention, guaranteed.
• Reading Reminders* – Never forget to read or test your knowledge with timely notifications.

OTHER FEATURES
• Cloud Sync* & Daily Backups – Sync between your iOS devices so your library is always up-to-date, or restore from previous backups.
• App Icons – Make Bookshelf your own with beautiful custom home-screen icons.
• Library Export* – Never fear losing your books or notes with CSV library exports.
• Dark Mode – Beautiful during the day, gorgeous and eye-saving at night.

*Some features require Bookshelf Gold for access or unlimited use
Gold Lifetime charges your Apple ID once for permanent Gold status. Gold Yearly charges your Apple ID for 12 months of Gold status after a 7-day free trial unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the trial ends. Gold Monthly charges your Apple ID for 1 month of Gold status on purchase confirmation.

Subscriptions automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can cancel anytime in your iTunes account settings. For more information, see our Terms and Conditions at bit.ly/2NNm93Z and Privacy Policy at bit.ly/31Mad8s.

What’s New

Version 2.18.2

Lots of bug fixes and performance improvements, including a critical issue affecting the Discover page.

As always, I love hearing from you—tell me what you’d like to see next via the in-app Feedback or Roadmap (find both in Stats → Settings). Happy reading!

Ratings and Reviews

4.6 out of 5
3.5K Ratings

3.5K Ratings

Local Resident77 ,

From ReadingList to Bookshelf

I downloaded this app out of curiosity to see how it holds up against many other apps I have tried and I have to say that it’s impressive. I was surprised to see that they even allowed you to import your reading list library, which I did. I have about 500 books and I imported them all into Bookshelf with no problem. The only issue for me was, all the imported books were categorized by Bookshelf’s category system but were instead put into “collections” which I originally created on my Readinglist account. It’s a positive that they were able to import your custom categories for sure. However I would like for there to be an option to categorize all the books I imported with Bookshelf's category feature. Because when I add a new book, whether it’s to the wishlist or to the library it automatically creates a category. That way you can keep track of which categories you read the most and so on. Please create a feature or a button that allows us to “categorize all in library” or something like that.

Other than that this app is amazing and I can say that this will be my only book tracking app I use.

Lololololololillikl ,

App is good, but…

I like the app. I’ve used it since the start of the year. I got a discount for an annual subscription for $5 and so I figured at that price I might as well get the app. At first it was great. The UI is decent. Although a few of the decisions are weird. Like why is settings in stats? And why do I have to pause and finish tracking to discard it? Anyways, the tracking is nice and I enjoyed using it.

Then after a few months, the app started getting buggy. Sometimes I would track on the app and when I pressed done, the tracking timer would reappear. So I’d have to do it again. Sometimes, the app would just plain delete one of my tracking entries. Lately, I’ve had to close the app and reopen it to even get the tracking to complete.

All that is annoying but bugs are inevitable, I get it. I’m a developer myself. However, upon reaching out to the dev (multiple times) in order to report on these bugs and give him evidence and clips so that the dev could work on it, I got nothing. No response. I think I reached out 3 times about all those issues with nothing. When the bug is with one of your main app features, I feel like that should be a priority. At the very least respond in order to reassure the user that the bug is being worked on. In any case, I’m moving on to a different app. Was good until all the bugs starting showing up.

KBG4622 ,

Exactly what I was looking for!

Love this app and just recommended it to my book club after a few weeks of use! Here’s why: I recently joined a book club and not all of the books are page turners; but I wanted to stay engaged and on track. I also read my own non-fiction selection in the morning and the book club, fiction selection at night. Therefore, I wanted a way to track books read, time read per day/time it took to read each book.

I tried apps like Good Reads and a few others and found them to be glorified digital bookstores (with a horrible, glitchy, and clunky user experience).

This app is easy to use, has a clean interface, and I love the in-app reading timer/notes feature 🙌🏽! As someone who reads daily and reads multiple books at once, I found it more than worth it to upgrade to the paid experience. I’ve selected all of my books outside of the app thus far, so I haven’t used it for discoverability yet; but I’m hoping the app exceeds my expectations in that area as well!

Events

App Privacy

The developer, Alexander Gerrese, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

  • Identifiers

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

  • Identifiers
  • Usage Data

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

Supports

  • Family Sharing

    Some in‑app purchases, including subscriptions, may be shareable with your family group when Family Sharing is enabled.

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