Booklogg

Remember every book you live through.

Track what you read, write about it, build lists, and follow readers whose taste you actually trust.

booklogg.com · Report a bug · Request a feature

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See Booklogg in action

Discover your next book	Keep every edition, note and memory together

_{Captured directly from the live web app at booklogg.com.}

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What it is

Booklogg is a reading journal that does not treat your library as a spreadsheet. You log a book, rate it, write the review you'd actually want to read back in a year, and see what the people you follow are reading right now.

It runs on iOS, Android and the web from one codebase, in 9 languages.

What you can do with it

Track	Reading, finished, want to read, abandoned — with page-level progress and a daily goal.
Review	Ratings with halves, spoiler-tagged reviews, private notes, and quotes with page numbers.
Collect	Public or private lists, reorderable, shareable by link.
Follow	A feed of what the readers you follow finished, rated and quoted. Private accounts are genuinely private.
Import	Bring your Goodreads export or your 1000kitap shelves over; editions and covers are matched, not guessed.
Discover	Search across ISBNdb, OpenLibrary and Google Books, plus recommendations from what you have actually read.

Getting it

Booklogg is on the web today at booklogg.com — no install, and it works offline-first on a phone browser.

The Android build is in Play review. iOS follows.

Helping out

The most useful thing you can send is a specific bug report: what you did, what happened, and what you expected instead. A screenshot of the screen beats a description of it.

• 🐞 Report a bug
• 💡 Request a feature
• 🌍 Translations — Booklogg speaks Turkish, English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Russian. If one of them reads badly to a native speaker, that is a bug worth filing.

Built with

React Native · Expo Router · TypeScript · Apollo GraphQL · MongoDB

The application source is in a private repository. This one is where the project is explained, and where issues and feature requests are tracked.

Contact

Questions, partnership, or press: open an issue, or reach the team through booklogg.com/contact.

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_{Made by readers who got tired of losing track of what they read.}