Apps similar to Bookopedia include Goodreads, which is free. Other options are BookWyrm, Openreads, StoryGraph and Hardcover. You're spoiled for choice with Social Networks like Bookopedia: we list more than 25 alternatives for iPhone, the web, Android, iPad and self-hosting.
Find your book community on Fable, an app designed to find, read, and discuss books together. Connect with fellow bookworms, start or join an online book club, find new books, manage your TBR, and discover a whole new kind of ebook reader.
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Logged is a free media tracker for everything you watch, read, listen to, and play. One library, one rating scale, no subscription.
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Book Track is the application to easily keep track of the books you have purchased and which you would like to read. Manage your personal collection and wish list, searching for books by name or author, doing a barcode scan or entering them manually.
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Bookshelf is your smart reading companion that helps you track and remember what you read.
This is a simple book catalogue application, to store a list of your books. Books can be added either manually, by ISBN, or by barcode.
TBR is a simple, elegant and modern place to track your reading. The books you want to read (your TBR, To Be Read), the books you are reading, and the books you've read. You can also organize your books into custom lists of your own choosing.
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Organize your home library books on multiple virtual bookshelves.
A next-generation iOS viewer app for self-scanned manga and books with AI-powered organization, cloud storage support, and NAS streaming.
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Book Assembly is a private book tracking app for readers who want to manage their library. Scan barcodes to add books instantly, track reading progress by page number, log re-reads, and see your stats with a GitHub-style activity heatmap.
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Easily track books you’ve read, books you’re reading, and books you want to read. Record your progress by adding the start and finish date of your books.
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A discovery platform that let's readers enter 3 ideas then shows scores to indicate how well each idea is baked into a book.
Connect quotes across books with a visual knowledge graph. Scan pages, organize highlights, and build your own offline reading journal.
