Trace — Fanfiction Library
Track and organize fanfiction
About
This app helps you track your fanfiction reading progress and organize your favorite stories. It allows you to save works, add notes, and categorize them for easy retrieval. Keep a private record of what you've read, loved, or dropped across supported archives.
What's New in Trace
0.6.0
July 24, 2026
Performance and stability improvements that should prevent occasional auth and extension issues.
Subscription plans
Trace Pro Monthly
Unlimited library and access to reading stats
FAQ
Does Trace have ads?
Trace does not contain advertisements. The app is free for libraries up to 100 works, with optional subscriptions for expanded storage and premium features.
What is the pricing for Trace?
Trace is free for libraries up to 100 works. Trace Unlimited, which offers expanded storage and premium features, is available through subscription plans: Trace Pro Monthly for $3.99 and Trace Pro Yearly for $39.99.
How does Trace work with AO3 and FanFiction.net?
Trace uses a Safari extension to read visible story metadata from supported AO3 and FanFiction.net pages you open. It saves and updates your library directly from these archives without needing your login credentials.
Can I use Trace offline?
Trace primarily functions as a companion to online archives like AO3 and FanFiction.net. While you can organize your library offline, reading and tracking progress on specific stories requires access to the respective websites.
What devices does Trace support?
Trace is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. The Safari extension is compatible with browsers on these devices.
How often is Trace updated?
The latest version of Trace is 0.6.0, last updated on July 24, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle for the application.
What age rating is Trace?
Trace has an age rating of 12+. This suggests it is suitable for users aged 12 and older, with content generally considered appropriate for this age group.
What do users like about Trace?
Users appreciate Trace's ability to keep a private reading memory, organize stories with status updates and notes, and consolidate reading from different sources into one searchable library. The integration with AO3 and FanFiction.net is also a key benefit.