ThingsBook

ThingsBook

Write. Collect. Remember life.

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224 reviews
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  • Released
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  • January 25, 2026
  • September 14, 2026
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Capture your life's moments through long-form writing and organized collections. This platform allows you to create a lasting personal archive of your thoughts, memories, and interests, with options to share privately or publicly.

Long-form writing
Structured collections
Personal archive
Customizable sharing
Life documentation
Writing prompts
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What's New in ThingsBook

1.1.3

September 14, 2026

Your Collections, Now with Music Thanks to your feedback, ThingsBook keeps getting better. Here's what's new: NEW - Add Music from Spotify Search Spotify for a song or album and attach it to your post. Your Music collection lines up as a shelf of CD cases, with album art on every cover. NEW - Comment on Collections Collections are now a place to talk. Leave a comment on any collection and join the conversation. NEW - Spot Collections You Love Found a collection worth keeping up with? Spot it to get updates whenever new posts are added. Everything you've spotted sits together in one place, ready whenever you want to come back. NEW - Sort Your Collection Choose how posts are arranged inside a collection — order them your way to find what you need faster. IMPROVED - A Fresh Look for Items Items got a visual refresh across posts and the editor: cleaner layouts, sharper covers, and better readability in both light and dark modes. IMPROVED - Smoother Browsing Tap any photo in your feed to open the media viewer, and easily move between posts using the new Prev/Next buttons. IMPROVED - Performance & Reliability Under-the-hood fixes and performance tweaks for a smoother, faster experience. Update now and share the things you love!

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Last updated on September 19, 2026.

User reviews

Sorting options

I would love to have a way to sort items within a collection, for example I got the app to sort Webtoons and manwha I had finished reading. I would love to be able to sort within a collection that has all my completed reads but sort by whether I’d recommend them to other readers or not. Otherwise a great app!
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Really slow

It’s super slow. I was able to sign up using my Apple thing and got the notification thing, but that’s just it. Stayed on the loading screen, and did absolutely nothing else. Why would I have it if it can’t open?

Cool App But Needs Sorting Options

Really wanted to like this app but I can't find a way to sort my collections at all. No manual sorting or automatically sorting alphabetically. It only sorts newest to oldest. I wanted to catalogue my board game collection in an alphabetized listed but can't. Hopefully it's a feature they add soon.

love! needs more features!

I think all of the existing material in the app is really great. Making collections and listing stuff in them is easy and seamless. However, there are a few features that would make this app even better.

First of all, there needs to be both a video game and a music category to match with the books and movies categories. A database of video games and music albums to pick from and review would be spectacular, especially if it included the ability to scroll through the covers like you can with the books.

Second of all, there should be a space for user-uploaded category titles. For example, the collectibles category is too broad. I can’t expect you guys to know the names of every single collectible to make a drop-down menu. Instead users should be able to make their own sub categories of collectibles. For example, a user could type “LEGO.” Then, when someone else wants to make a LEGO collection, they tap “collectibles” and then there’s an optional dropdown for subcategories. They can see the pre-created LEGO label there.

This feature of user created sub categories would be extremely helpful for stuff like genres of books, brands of collectibles, types of food, etc. Right now if I want to see more people collecting the same stuff that I do, it’s difficult to find it in the search bar. Adding this feature would alleviate that problem.
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I couldn’t read anything

I signed in and all but when I tried to search up a book it only showed posts so either I’m doing it wrong and I’m stupid or it just doesn’t work

FAQ

What is ThingsBook?

ThingsBook is a personal platform designed for writing, reflecting, and collecting life's moments. It offers a space for long-form storytelling and organized collections, allowing users to create a lasting personal archive of their experiences, thoughts, and interests.

What are the key features of ThingsBook?

Key features include long-form, text-centric writing without character limits, the ability to organize entries into structured collections (like books, trips, or ideas), building a lasting personal archive, and customizable sharing options (public, friends, or private). It also offers helpful prompts and search functionality.

How much does ThingsBook cost?

The application is free to download and use, with options for in-app purchases. Specific details on what these in-app purchases entail are not provided in the description, but it suggests a freemium model.

Who is ThingsBook designed for?

This app is designed for people who love to write, reflect, and collect the moments that make up their lives. It's for anyone who wants to turn everyday life into something meaningful and permanent, without needing special skills or perfect photos.

Can I share my content from ThingsBook?

Yes, ThingsBook allows you to share your writing and collections on your terms. You can choose to share publicly, with friends, or keep everything private. The app emphasizes that there is no pressure to perform, allowing users to post whenever inspiration strikes.