Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
United States




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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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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.



Kiveo is your private reading journal—a space to engage deeply with your books and build a sustainable reading practice. No leaderboards. No social pressure. Just quiet, intentional progress with your books.


