Loreful is a reading tracker for people who read in series and universes, not one book at a time. It answers the question every fantasy and sci-fi reader eventually asks: what do I read next, and in which order?
Start with the atlas. Every shared universe in the catalog — Discworld, the Cosmere, Dune, the Wheel of Time, 400+ of them — is drawn as a star, and stars that read alike sit together in constellations. Pick one and Loreful shows you where to start: a publication order and a curated reading order with a plain-language note on why it is built that way, plus how far you have already got.
Bring your library with you. Export your shelves from Goodreads or The StoryGraph as a CSV, drop the file in, and Loreful matches every row against its catalog, shows you what it found, and writes nothing until you confirm. Ratings, finished dates and currently-reading status come across, and your books land inside their series with progress already filled in. Books the catalog doesn't list yet aren't dropped: they wait until it catches up, or go on your shelf by hand, so the whole library fits — not just the genre shelf.
Find the next one without bestseller lists. Discover has no sales rank and no "readers also bought": name a universe you loved and Loreful looks for the same shape, pick a mood like "ruin my week" or "the quiet kind of scary", or take a blind date with a book — one title handed over wrapped, with the feel, the length and a single line, not the name or the cover.
Then watch your reading turn into a sky. The voyage replays your year as a short cinematic: the authors you keep returning to, the series you finished, the stars you rated highest. Every series you follow is a constellation that fills in as you read, and you can share it as a card.
Free, no ads, no affiliate links. Runs in the browser, works on a phone. Every universe, series and author page is public, so you can use it as a reading-order reference without an account.
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