OpenBookshelf: Book Tracker
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Organize your reading list with a clean, focused book tracker. Easily search millions of titles, import your history from other platforms, and sync across devices without ads or subscriptions. Focus solely on your books.
What's New in OpenBookshelf
1.2
March 27, 2026
OpenBookshelf is now completely free! No trial period, no purchase required. Same privacy-first, ad-free experience — now available to everyone.
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$2.99
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FAQ
Does OpenBookshelf have ads?
No, OpenBookshelf is completely ad-free. The app explicitly states that it does not contain advertisements, allowing for a focused reading experience.
How much does OpenBookshelf cost?
OpenBookshelf is completely free to download and use. There are no hidden costs, subscriptions, or in-app purchases required to access its core features.
Can I import my Goodreads data into OpenBookshelf?
Yes, OpenBookshelf allows you to import your entire reading history from Goodreads. You can export your data and import it into OpenBookshelf to keep your shelves, ratings, and reading dates.
Does OpenBookshelf require an account to use?
No, OpenBookshelf does not require any account creation or onboarding wizard. You can start tracking your books immediately after downloading the app.
How often is OpenBookshelf updated?
The latest version of OpenBookshelf is 1.2, which was last updated on March 27, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates active development.
What devices is OpenBookshelf available on?
OpenBookshelf is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It supports syncing your library automatically across these Apple devices using iCloud.
What is the age rating for OpenBookshelf?
OpenBookshelf has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and adults alike, with no mature content.
Does OpenBookshelf offer book recommendations?
No, OpenBookshelf focuses solely on tracking your reading. It does not offer algorithmic recommendations, social feeds, or reading challenges.