Book Tracker: Bookshelf & TBR

Book Tracker: Bookshelf & TBR

Reading log, journal & stats

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589 reviews
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Organize your personal library, track reading progress, and manage your to-be-read list. Features include a reading timer, quote saving, and import from other platforms. Syncs across devices and offers Apple Watch integration.

Organize entire library
Track reading progress
Reading timer
Save favorite quotes
Import from Goodreads
Borrowed books tracking
Syncs across devices
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What's New in Book Tracker

4.7.1

September 15, 2026

Bug fixes - Saving reading progress. On versions earlier than iOS 26 the Save button was missing from the reading progress screen: you could change pages or minutes, but the value was not recorded. The same happened to other top-right buttons, for example in editable lists and in the barcode scanner. Every button now shows. - Reading streak. In the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Portugal the reading streak appeared broken at every change of the clocks, in October and in March, even if you had read every day. Your data was intact: the count was wrong. The streak is now counted by calendar days and is correct in every time zone. - Importing a file exported by Book Tracker. If you exported your library, completed it in a spreadsheet, and imported it back choosing to update the books you already have, every book you had read received a second reading identical to the first, and your statistics doubled. A reading that begins on the same day as one you already have is now recognised as the same reading and is not added again. - Importing and existing data. In some cases a note, a loan, a rating, or a reading in the file was not imported because the library kept a hidden duplicate, left behind by sync, with the same content. Only the data you actually see in the app counts now. - Tags imported from another app. When a book in the file had several tags and one of them already existed in your library, the others were not created and the book ended up with only one or two. With Bookpedia exports, which put the same tag on every book, this affected almost the whole library. Every book now receives all the tags listed in the file. What's new in the latest update - Reading year recap in Statistics, written with Apple Intelligence. - Tag and category suggestions when you assign them to a book. They are never applied on their own: you decide. - A switch in Settings to turn the Apple Intelligence features on or off. - Many new actions for Siri and Shortcuts, which also understand the book, quote, note, or goal on screen. Get quotes, notes, ratings, milestones, and your yearly recap as an image, a PDF, or rich text. - Your books in Spotlight search, in system suggestions, and in the widget Smart Stack. - Reading session Live Activity refined: timer always readable, cover shown correctly, StandBy and landscape Dynamic Island, pause and resume right from the Live Activity. - Export a book, your library, quotes, or notes as PDF. - Importing rebuilt from the ground up: Book Tracker recognises the file, shows you row by row what will happen, and can update the books you already have. Rows that could not be imported come back in a file that explains why. - Library search ignores case, accents, and punctuation; title sorting is more consistent and can ignore leading articles. "Repair search and sorting" in Settings rebuilds that data if needed. Some of these features require a device compatible with Apple Intelligence. Book Tracker is crafted by an indie developer. Your feedback and suggestions help shape future updates. If you find the app useful, a review would mean a lot. For any support, contact me at support@booktrack.app. Simone

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In-App Purchases

$15.99

Book Tracker Pro (Lifetime)

Unlocks unlimited reading list, books, import

Events

Read more about Halftime in Your Reading Year

Halftime in Your Reading Year

See how your 2026 reading goal is going.

May 10, 2026 Jun 10, 2026

Read more about 2026 Reading Challenge setup

2026 Reading Challenge setup

Set your reading goals for 2026 right now.

Jan 1, 2026 Feb 1, 2026

Read more about Your '25 reading stats & recap

Your '25 reading stats & recap

Celebrate the year! Check your annual recap.

Dec 1, 2025 Jan 1, 2026

User reviews

可以增加多刷的记录吗

可以增加多刷的记录吗

Decent app hoping for improvements

This is working good thus far. My only critique is I cannot add a volume option. I only have series. I need volumes. And I need this to autogenerate multiple volumes when I scan a bar code for an entire set.

Easy

Easy

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I would still like a place to contact the developer and wish that some of the features had less clicks, however this app has been so helpful in tracking my full collection and I really enjoy it.

I do truly love this app makes it so much nicer

Best for the way I read

I’ve tried Bookly and Bookmory but Book Tracker is the best for me. Bookly seems like it’s geared to teens the way they have gamified the app. Bookmory is better on that front but they are both costly. Book Tracker has the perfect feature set for a great price. Plus the interface is super easy.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Incorrect book cover images

Bug

Reading progress data disappearing

Bug

Issues with barcode scanning accuracy

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

Ability to track re-reads

Feature

Option to differentiate owned vs borrowed books

Feature

Customizable reading goal/progress widgets

Feature

Shared library access for family/friends

Feature

Improved sorting and search functionality

Feature

More detailed audiobook tracking

Feature

FAQ

What does Book Tracker do?

Book Tracker helps you organize your personal library, track your reading progress, and manage your to-be-read (TBR) list. You can categorize books, log what you've read, set reading goals, and view detailed statistics about your reading habits. It also includes features like a reading timer and the ability to save favorite quotes.

What are the key features of Book Tracker?

Key features include organizing your entire book library by status (read, reading, unread), tracking reading progress with visual statistics, a reading timer to measure time spent on books, saving and displaying favorite quotes, and importing your collection from other platforms like Goodreads. It also offers Apple Watch integration and syncs across all your devices.

How much does Book Tracker cost?

The app is free to start with, allowing you to track up to 5 books. To unlock unlimited books on iPhone and iPad, a single in-app purchase is required. A separate purchase is needed to unlock the full Mac experience.

Can I import my books from other apps?

Yes, Book Tracker makes it easy to import your book collection from popular platforms such as Goodreads, Storygraph, BookBuddy, Delicious Library, Book Crawler, and Reading List. This allows you to seamlessly transition your existing library into the app.

Is Book Tracker available on Mac and Apple Watch?

Yes, Book Tracker offers deep integration with Apple devices. There is a separate purchase to unlock the full Mac experience, and an Apple Watch app is available that allows you to control the reading timer, log progress, and check stats directly from your wrist, including widgets and complications.