Shelflife: Book Journal

Some books are more than their pages. The one you found at a street market. The one your mother gave you. The one you've read three times, differently each time. Shelflife is a private home for your paper books. Scan an ISBN and set the book on your shelf — with its spot on the shelf, its receipt, what you paid, what it's worth, and who's borrowing it now. Then keep the journal. Every reading is its own entry: progress, sessions, notes, quotes, and how it left you. Read a book again years later and both readings stand side by side. And keep the memories. Photos, places, moments — "bought at the Da Nang book fair", "finished on New Year's Eve" — laid out on a timeline, like an album of your reading life. No accounts. No feed. Everything lives on your phone, with backup export whenever you want it. Your shelf, your ink, your story.