Cratelog: Book Box Tracker

Your own copy, photographed Every book in your library has seven photo slots: front, edges, back and spine, jacket on and jacket off. The camera walks you through them one after another and frames the book for you, so a full set takes one pass. A shelf of the books you own Photographed copies stand together on a shelf in your library, spine out, the way they stand at home. Turn one to its cover, turn the whole run in a wave, and drag any book to any place on the boards. Turn the book in your hand Photograph all four sides of a copy and the book screen assembles them into a solid you turn with your finger. Sprayed edges finally look like sprayed edges. How long a waitlist really takes A waitlist now tells you the median wait of the people who already got in, counted from what our own users recorded. With fewer than three of them it says nothing rather than guessing. A cycle with no box When a publisher skips a month, record it as a cycle that never shipped: it expects no charge, costs you no skip, and the deadline reminder stays quiet.