Pulls a random book from your TBR list.
Search the world of books, see what's loved, and get picks tuned to you.
Your reading circle — what friends are finishing, loving, and saying.
Tap a star (left half for ½), or type an exact number like 4.3. Arrow keys work too.
≈ estimated from page count. Type the real length to override.
Only you see these. Post a public review from the book’s card.
The wall behind everything.
Spreadsheets other reading apps can import. Your backup above is the complete copy.
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Bring your library from Goodreads, StoryGraph, LibraryThing, Libib, Hardcover, Bookly or any spreadsheet. You'll see a preview first, books already on your shelf are skipped, and you can undo the whole import.
No export needed: your Read, Currently reading and Want to read shelves, ratings, read dates and reviews come straight in. Your profile has to be public. On Goodreads, open your profile and copy the link from the address bar (or Share → Copy link).
One book per line, like Dune by Frank Herbert or The Hobbit - Tolkien. Numbered and bulleted lists work. Each line is matched to a catalog entry.
Photograph a row of spines and Bookplate reads them. Works best with 5–15 books, straight on, in good light. Only spines it can match with confidence are offered.
Open it in Excel, Numbers or Sheets, replace the example rows with your own, and import it back. Only Title is required — leave anything you don't know blank.
Older imports can keep a file's lower-case titles (e.g. a room of one's own). This re-checks those against Open Library and restores proper formatting — it only reformats the capitalization and punctuation of the same title, never swaps in a different book.
Other readers will see this.
Bookplate is now run by Kettlewick Studio LLC, a small Massachusetts company. How Bookplate works and what happens to your data haven't changed.
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Your books stay saved on this device. After you sign in you can add them to your account.
Nothing from this shelf is uploaded unless you choose to add it. Want a file of your own as well? Export a backup first.
Changes apply to your shelf instantly — it's right there on the page. Drag the ⠿ handle above the shelf to move it anywhere on the right side.
Drag them anywhere on the shelf.
The cup's whole surface, unwrapped — the middle faces you, the left edge is the seam behind the handle. The 3D cup updates live as you draw.
A card built from your own reading — nothing is posted anywhere until you choose to share it.
A year-in-review card built from your own books — nothing is posted anywhere until you choose to share it.
Pick what goes on the image. It's built from your own data — nothing is posted anywhere until you choose to share it.
Barcodes read by themselves — just point. For the front cover (or a stubborn barcode), tap Snap and it processes the photo. Scan a stack; you choose where they land when you’re done.
Pick a cup color, then draw straight onto the cup — the brush paints exactly where you touch. Brush colors read as ink, so they show up boldest on a lighter cup. It'll sit beside your shelf and on the picker plate.
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Your companion on every page. Pick a color now — design the whole thing later in Settings.
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Books & pages count automatically as you log reading — including pages of books in progress.
Anything you like; you track the progress.
Six quick questions — your answers are saved and sharpen every recommendation until you retake it.
The random picker uses this.
Detected automatically; tap to change it.