Leatherbound is a beautiful way to keep track of the books in your life. It allows you to store and manage the books you're currently reading, want to read and have already read.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- iPhone
- iPad



Apps similar to Libib include Goodreads, which is free. Other options are inventaire.io, LibraryThing, Tome and ReadHero. Library Managers like Libib are a crowded field, with more than 25 alternatives for the web, iPhone, Android, iPad and self-hosting.
Leatherbound is a beautiful way to keep track of the books in your life. It allows you to store and manage the books you're currently reading, want to read and have already read.



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