Stacks Reading List

This is the simplest, most intuitive reading list app I have come across. I’ve tried a lot of them, and this does exactly what I need it to do. I know it’s not been updated in years, so I’m hoping being the developers haven’t abandoned it!

This is by far my favorite app. It crashes some times, but I don’t mind that. I wish there was an Android version for my friends who aren’t iPhone users. I recommend this app to a lot of friends!

It’s a great app with a simplistic design that fulfills it’s main purpose!! However, there is some room for improvements: - it would be great if there was a function to customize the order of your books rather than just (Date added, Author, Title) - there’s no tracking system for how far into each book you’re reading but that’s not necessarily a dealbreaker for me - it would be a huge help to be able to link the app with my apple account so that I can transfer the same books to different devices and make sure that I don’t suddenly lose everything Also just as a tip for new users, finding books can be a bit finicky sometimes. So you may have to go by the authors name rather than the book title or even type out the book title letter by letter to see if it shows up. Best of luck!! Xoxo

I have been looking for an app that could recognize books in languages other than english! Very useful and easy to use!

What I like about this app is the seamless functionality and the straightforward interface. It has been such a great time favorable tool, saving so much of our time that would have otherwise been spent, tediously documenting annual reading lists for school age children, to present to a teacher/evaluator for their education. In so doing this app has helped reserve more time for reading! In my opinion, it could only be better if there was an option for creating folders, as someone mentioned before me, with the same interface design that is already in place, so that we could catalogue the literature being read by more than one individual at a time. And also, if there was the capability to send the list to someone, so that it would accommodate our needs in an even more expedient manner. To get around these two obstacles, we create a list for one child at a time, in sections of books they have read lately, scan the books in, or search for them - it is so quick - then take screenshots of the list to have it on hand, before deleting and generating a new list.

Great app! I love how I can track what I have read, what I’m reading and what I want to read. The book jacket is displayed, along with a summary of the book.

Easy to add it update titles from list to reading to completed. Scanner works great for adding new titles by barcode with phone camera. Crashes a lot. No search function. No warning about adding an existing title twice. No sorting by title author or genre.

I like the app it does what I’d like it to I just wish I could organize it in order. So then the series can be 1-5 and not all over the place.

People are looking for standard book management features not just adding want read books and ones you’ve completed. Please add what page you’re on, reminders, achievements etc. Thank you and I will use the app when these types of features are added. Overall gorgeous design but 1 star because of this.

The layout and appearance is simple clean minimalist... This is what I absolutely love about the app! There are no ads whatsoever and it is free! It lacks features which I would love to see in a future pro version perhaps: (I would be happy to pay for these options) - an option to add the date when a book was read (and/or purchased) - an option to add if you own the book (and in which format digital or physical) - an option to backup to iCloud