# Atlas: Book Tracker — A Calm Place for Your Books > Private book tracker for organizing reading lists and discovering new titles. (iPhone/iPad app by Austin Thompson-Truchan.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/atlas-book-tracker/id6760921431 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Austin Thompson-Truchan](https://appshunter.io/developer/1886826252) - Category: Books, Lifestyle - Price: Free with in-app purchases - Rating: 5.00/5 from 2 App Store ratings · 1 written reviews indexed - Age rating: 12+ - Requires: iOS 26.2 · 7 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-05-07 - Data updated: 2026-08-20 - Monetization: free - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/atlas-book-tracker/id6760921431/reviews.md ## What is Atlas? A calm, private space to track your books, navigate your reading lists, and get back to what you love: reading. No streaks, no goals, no ratings, no guilt. Not a habit tracker, not a stats dashboard, not a social network. Just your books, their beautiful covers, and the order you intend to read them. Organize - Five reading lists: Reading, Reading Next, Someday, Read, and Set Aside - Drag and drop to reorder books in the exact order you intend to read them - Bulk edit to move, favorite, or remove a stack of books at once - Mark books as owned to keep track of what's on your shelf Covers, front and center - Book covers are treated like the art they are - Tap the cover on its detail page to open it in full screen - Zoom in to discover details you've never noticed before - Displayed in high resolution throughout the app Find your next book - Search powered by Apple Books - Book detail pages with cover art, description, genres, and more from the author - Tap any author to view their full catalog - Follow any author to keep their catalog a couple taps away - Add books that aren't in Apple Books, with your own covers and details - A Coming Soon list that tracks upcoming releases automatically Reflect - Add notes on any book in your library - A reading timeline showing what you finished, and when - Start a re-read from any finished book, keeping your first reading intact - Favorite the books you loved, then drag and drop to rank them Browse your library - Masonry grid and list views - Filter and sort by genre, author, date, favorites, ownership, and availability - Search directly within your library and individual reading lists Bring your books with you - Import from Goodreads, StoryGraph, or CSV - Export your full library as CSV - iCloud sync across all your devices Designed for iOS - Built natively for iOS26 from the ground up with Liquid Glass and system styling - Feels like a cohesive, first-party Apple app - Light, Dark, and System themes Private by design, and no data collection - No accounts. No sign-up. No profile. - No analytics, no tracking, no data collection - Your library lives on your device and syncs through iCloud Atlas was built to highlight your covers, your lists, and the order you decide to read your books in. Reading doesn't need to be gamified, optimized, or made public. It just needs a quiet space to keep your books, plan what's next, and remember where you've been. Reading is one of the few things left that's slow, quiet, and entirely yours. Atlas is built to keep it that way. Happy reading, - Austin ## Key features - Organize books into five reading lists - Drag and drop reordering of books - High-resolution book cover display - Search powered by Apple Books - Add custom books and covers - Import/export library data - iCloud sync across devices ## Pricing and in-app purchases Base price: Free. **One-time purchases** | Purchase | Price | Type | | --- | --- | --- | | Sticker Tip | $1.99 | one-time | | Book Tip | $9.99 | one-time | | Coffee Tip | $4.99 | one-time | ## Recent user reviews (1 of 1) All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/atlas-book-tracker/id6760921431/reviews.md ### 5/5 — A friendly, relaxing app *2026-05-08* Atlas is thoughtfully designed and simple to use. It’s a relaxing space for me to keep track of my books and reading plans. I enjoy not feeling the pressure to open it daily to manage lists and streaks and pages. It’s a friendly place to visit when I want to, and the greetings are a delight. **Developer response:** Thank you so much! This genuinely made my entire day. Coming up with the greetings was probably the most fun I had during development, so I'm really glad they landed with you. Happy reading! ## Frequently asked questions about Atlas ### What is Atlas? Atlas is a private book tracking application designed to help you organize your reading lists, manage your book collection, and discover new titles. It focuses on a calm and private user experience without gamification or social features. ### How does Atlas handle privacy? Atlas is private by design, with no accounts, sign-up, or data collection. Your library lives on your device and syncs through iCloud, ensuring your reading data remains yours. ### Can I import my existing book data into Atlas? Yes, Atlas allows you to import your book library from Goodreads, StoryGraph, or a CSV file. You can also export your full library as a CSV. ### Does Atlas have ads? No, Atlas does not contain advertisements. It is designed to be a distraction-free reading companion. ### On which devices can I use Atlas? Atlas is designed for iOS and is currently supported on iPhone. It utilizes iCloud sync to keep your library consistent across all your Apple devices. ### How often is Atlas updated? The latest version of Atlas is 1.2.1, which was last updated on June 26, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and ensuring a seamless experience. ### What are the different reading lists available in Atlas? Atlas offers five distinct reading lists: Reading, Reading Next, Someday, Read, and Set Aside. You can easily reorder books within these lists using drag and drop functionality. ### What is the user sentiment for Atlas based on ratings? Atlas has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, holding a perfect 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews. This indicates a high level of user satisfaction with its features and design. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.3 — 2026-08-20 Follow the writers you love. Now you can create a list of your favorite authors in one place, sorted however you like. Once you follow your first author, a new card appears on the home screen and links to the new Following page. This new page is a great way to quickly catch up on your favorite authors’ catalogs and see if any of them have anything new coming soon. A Couple Improvements - Author pages and the search results view now filter out non-english books to hide book duplicates. A filter has been added to these pages to filter by English or All Languages. - Fixed an issue where you could not change the list of a re-reading book within the library view. A Small Favor If you’re enjoying Atlas, a quick App Store review makes a big difference and helps shape the future of the app. Feel free to reach out with feedback anytime at atlas.app@icloud.com Wend your way, -Austin ### 1.2.1 — 2026-06-26 Reading Now Widgets A good book stays with you even when you're not reading it. Now your current read can sit right on your Home Screen, just the cover, the way it's meant to be seen. A quiet reminder of the world you're in the middle of, and an easy way back whenever you need it. Atlas now has a small and medium sized widget, allowing you to see up to four books from your Reading list. A Few Other Improvements - Refresh Book Details. Now you can pull the most up-to-date covers and descriptions for any book in your library straight from Apple Books via the ellipsis menu. - Re-reading's icon has been updated to be the repeat icon. - Book rows in list view have updated swipe gestures, so the old right swipe gesture no longer conflicts with swiping back to the previous page. - Importing now better handles titles where the only difference is punctuation, so books like "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" match even when your CSV leaves the commas out. - For those who have already taken the jump to iOS 27, the toolbar edge effect has been set to soft across the app to keep the same immersive toolbar experience from iOS 26. Atlas 1.2.1 - Fixed a hiccup where a library could look empty for a moment if you added the widget to your Home Screen before opening Atlas. - Tidied up spacing and padding for the new widgets. - Gave the Reading icon its proper color and gradient on the new widgets. As always, if you have feedback, want to say hi, or found a bug, don't hesitate to reach out! I'd love to hear from you at atlas.app@icloud.com Ps. If Atlas has made a nice home for your books and you think it's pretty neat, a rating or review can really help other readers find it on the App Store (and it supports a solo dev!) Happy reading, - Austin ### 1.2 — 2026-06-23 Reading Now Widgets A good book stays with you even when you're not reading it. Now your current read can sit right on your Home Screen, just the cover, the way it's meant to be seen. A quiet reminder of the world you're in the middle of, and an easy way back whenever you need it. Atlas now has a small and medium sized widget, allowing you to see up to four books from your Reading list. A Few Other Improvements - Refresh Book Details. Now you can pull the most up-to-date covers and descriptions for any book in your library straight from Apple Books via the ellipsis menu. - Re-reading's icon has been updated to be the repeat icon. - Book rows in list view have updated swipe gestures, so the old right swipe gesture no longer conflicts with swiping back to the previous page. - Importing now better handles titles where the only difference is punctuation, so books like "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" match even when your CSV leaves the commas out. - For those who have already taken the jump to iOS 27, the toolbar edge effect has been set to soft across the app to keep the same immersive toolbar experience from iOS 26. As always, if you have feedback, want to say hi, or found a bug, don't hesitate to reach out! I'd love to hear from you at atlas.app@icloud.com Ps. If Atlas has made a nice home for your books and you think it's pretty neat, a rating or review can really help other readers find it on the App Store (and it supports a solo dev!) Happy reading, - Austin ### 1.1 — 2026-06-04 Re-Reading Some books are worth returning to. The favorites, the comfort reads, the ones you keep thinking about years later. Now you can start a re-read from any finished book. Your original read stays right where it is, and the new one moves through your lists like anything else you're reading. When you finish it, it lands in your Read list with its own finished date. So here's to those second reads. And the thirds. And to every read after. Several Small Improvements - Deleting a book and then tapping undo now also restores any notes and reading history along with it. - Book titles are back in the breadcrumb menu where they belong. - Book covers no longer flicker and re-load when you add a book from search results. - List icons now show their lovely iOS 26 gradients. - Preferences icons got a makeover, now with distinct colors so you can actually tell them apart at a glance. - The welcome screen now greets you with a few gentle animations for a friendlier hello. As always, if you have feedback, want to say hi, or found a bug, don't hesitate to reach out! I'd love to hear from you at atlas.app@icloud.com Ps. If Atlas has made a nice home for your books and you think it's pretty neat, a rating or review can really help other readers find it on the App Store (and it supports a solo dev!) Happy reading, - Austin ### 1.0.1 — 2026-05-13 A few small fixes from the first week after launch. - The list selection animation on book detail is now a bit smoother. - During an import, your screen will now stay awake the whole time (Atlas brewed some coffee). - The bookmark tip is now correctly called the sticker tip. - Cleaned up a few bits of copy in Preferences. Have feedback, a suggestion, or found a bug? Don't hesitate to reach out! I'd love to hear from you at atlas.app@icloud.com Happy reading, - Austin --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-20.*