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.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Android
Sites and apps similar to Good Books include Goodreads, which is free. Other options are LibraryThing, Tome, EmberReads and ReadHero. Social Networks like Good Books are a crowded field, with more than 25 alternatives for iPhone, Android, iPad, self-hosting and Mac.
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.
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