Book Tracker: Reading Journal

I like the app. I feel a little inconvenienced when I add a digital book from my kindle. I hope to sync with Kindle automatically.

I tried several book catalog apps and Book Track was the only one that could find my Japanese manga when I scanned the barcode. So, it was very easy and convenient to catalog my manga collection. This app is perfect for keeping track of which volumes I already owned, too.

Please improve the location editing feature! make it possible to go one step back (for instance,when editing a shelf, enable going back to the enclosing bookcase) Make it possible to add/edit location directly from the list of existing locations( the list below "Add location") using ctrl-clic / long tap. When data concerning a book is clearly wrong/incomplete, please make it possible to update the online database based on the data ones filled in. Presently, the update seems only one-way (frm the online database to the user) Export/import : please enable it not only for books, but also for locations, tags, categories

Thats awesome!! Add Japanez lang plz...

When I downloaded and paid for the app it didn’t have the TBR as part of the title. If it had I wouldn’t have paid for it. I purchased the app because it was laid out so nicely and I really liked the statistics. But, it’s not easy to use. There are so many clicks to get it to do what I want it to do. I can’t change the read dates, so my tracking is off. I don’t like how it won’t track you are reading for the day unless you update the percentage/pages. I want it to assume I’m reading and put that book in the calendar. Overall a nice looking app and I thought it would be a great alternative to Goodreads, but the more I use it the less user friendly it seems.

I have to purchase the app twice for each device? Utterly ridiculous for an app that’s value is its presence across the Apple platform. Will request a refund.

It’s only been a few minutes but I like this app so far. It’ll help keep track of all the books I own while I’m out and about. The only thing I didn’t quite like is that I could only add 6 books then was required to buy—it was a one time, life time payment of about $16. I wish it allowed you at least 50 books free to add onto your library before the payment so that you could honestly get more accustomed to the app, just in case.

I’ve been using for a couple of years and really like how it integrates with the MAC version. I’ve got my list at my fingertips and can easily find/add book recommendations from friends/colleagues. The developers are very helpful and quick to respond with any feedback or questions. I highly recommend this app!!

Devs did a wonderful job with this. After getting the premium version, I use this regularly (did so beforehand too). The stats breakdown is fantastic but my favorite part is the ability to save and organize quotes from your favorite books. I love having the widget with the quotes so I can see a new one each day.

The latest update makes it so you have to report your progress on audio books based on time left (not time completed). This is both super dumb and means you have you calculate it. Most audio apps, Libby and Audible included, show what time you have remaining based on whatever else they throw at the end of the audio file. So this could be credits, ads for or other books, previews of the next book in the series, etc. So now, rather than just reporting what hour and minute you are at in the book, you have to look at what the listening app says is left, the jump ahead in the chapters to see how much time at the end of the audio file is for things that are not part of the book and then manually figure out how much time is left in the actual book and put THAT figure into this app. I purchased the lifetime subscription a year ago and now I will be leaving this app if this is not put back in the coming days so I can have all of 2025 in one app.