Book.luv vs OpenBookshelf

Add a book you're reading. We'll show you everything around it. Book.luv finds the interesting stuff behind the book you're reading — the facts you didn't know, the videos worth watching, the podcasts worth hearing. All in one place, so you don't have to go looking. DISCOVER MORE ABOUT YOUR BOOK • "Did you know?" — surprising facts about the book, the author, and the real story behind it • Character lists and visual maps so you don't lose track • Spoiler-aware context that makes the story click • Video essays and breakdowns from YouTube • Podcast episodes and author interviews • Related movies, albums, and adaptations TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE READING • Chat with characters from the book — ask them anything • Discuss with other readers in your book club • Guided discussion questions and conversation starters YOUR LIBRARY • Build a bookshelf with ratings and notes • Choose what content you want to see • A personalized feed with insights across your books • Academic articles and long-form analysis No ads. No clutter. Just more from reading.

Your books. Without the noise. OpenBookshelf is a clean, focused book tracker for readers who want to organize what they read — not be sold a subscription, shown ads, or pushed into a social network. Track your reading in three taps. Search for a book, add it to your shelf, mark it as read. No onboarding wizard, no account creation, no tutorial. Just your books. SEARCH MILLIONS OF BOOKS Find books instantly by title, author, or ISBN — powered by Open Library, the world's largest open book database. No proprietary database, no lock-in. IMPORT FROM GOODREADS Bring your entire reading history with you. Export your Goodreads data and import it into OpenBookshelf in seconds. Keep your shelves, ratings, and reading dates without starting over. SYNC ACROSS DEVICES Your library stays up to date on every device automatically with iCloud. Add a book on your iPhone, see it on your iPad. No account required. WHAT YOU WON'T FIND HERE No algorithmic recommendations. No social feed. No reading challenges designed to make you feel guilty. No ads. No behavioral tracking. No subscription. OpenBookshelf does one thing well: it helps you keep track of what you've read, what you're reading, and what you want to read next. Nothing more. Nothing less. Completely free. No account. No tracking. No catch.