Bookshelf-Your virtual library

Bookshelf-Your virtual library

SquidBit
4.7
Books & Reference
1,000,000+ Downloads

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What Bookshelf Does

Bookshelf-Your virtual library is a collection manager and reading tracker for people who want one place to organize physical and digital books. You can build a personal catalog, sort titles into virtual shelves, follow reading progress, and keep notes about books you have read or plan to read. It suits regular readers, collectors, and anyone replacing a spreadsheet or scattered list with a dedicated library app.

Catalog Your Collection

The app can use ISBN barcode scanning to add books without entering every detail by hand, which is useful when recording a larger shelf. Books can be arranged with tags, series information, and list or grid views. A wishlist helps you keep track of titles you may want to read or buy later, while CSV and Goodreads import and export options support moving existing library data into or out of the app.

Track Reading and Save Notes

Bookshelf lets you record page progress and keep track of multiple readings of the same title. Readers can also save favorite passages by capturing text from physical pages with OCR, then retain those quotes alongside their library information. Ratings and reviews provide a simple way to look back at your reading history and remember what you thought of each book.

App Details

  • Developer: SquidBit
  • Category: Books & Reference
  • Rating: 4.69 from 18,423 ratings
  • Installs: 1,000,000+

With shelves, tags, reading records, quotes, and collection data in one app, Bookshelf is best suited to users who want more detail than a basic “to read” list while still keeping their library easy to browse.