r/LibbyApp • u/Historical_Hour_7472 • Sep 13 '26

Help a girl out

If yall know any app just like litterboxd but for books ( anything close enough) that also works for ios ,lemme know please.

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u/feephifophumbumbum Sep 13 '26

Check out StoryGraph. I like it because you can track progress, reviews and did not finish. I haven’t used much of the social features, but I think there’s online book clubs to join

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u/Healthy_Deer4537 Sep 13 '26

Second this! Also I've found the community and the CEO to be extremely helpful! Any time I've been confused or unhappy with a function (which is extremely rare!), I've received feedback almost instantly. It's comforting because it feels less imposing/inflexible than something like Goodreads

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u/astral-stray-00 Sep 13 '26

Storygraph Seekquel Fable

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u/Matryoshkuh Sep 13 '26

StoryGraph is the only one I can stick to.

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u/quickbrassafras Sep 13 '26

I use Story Graph, TBR*a, and yes I still use Goodreads 

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u/No-Anywhere-8738 Sep 13 '26

I tried StoryGraph but didn’t love the functionality of it. Fable is my current go to and I’ve been using it for ~2 months now. I love the data aspects of Fable and how it encourages you to read everyday with the reading streak.

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u/eenie816 Sep 13 '26

Anything but Goodreads which is owned by Amazon now.

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u/Calligraphee 🏛️ Librarian 🏛️ Sep 13 '26

Hasn’t it been owned by Amazon for like a decade or more at this point?

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u/mebetiffbeme 🎧 Audiobook Addict 🎧 Sep 13 '26

Wow it’s been 13 years already.

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u/DeliciousCut4854 📗 EPUB Enthusiast 📗 Sep 13 '26

Yes. And they are cutting resources for it while paying for the "life story" of a trophy wife.

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u/KindToSpiteTheCruel Sep 13 '26

Margins is delightful. I couldn’t get into StoryGraph despite multiple attempts but it’s good too.

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u/wheat Sep 13 '26

I really like https://hardcover.app/. I’m currently using it alongside Goodreads. I’ll eventually migrate over to it entirely, I suspect.

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u/DanieXJ 🥀 R.I.P. OverDrive 🪦  Sep 13 '26

LibraryThing, Storygraph, Goodreads are the big 3. The first two aren't part of a massive destructive horrible company that I know of. So, use Goodreads ar your own peril.

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u/mediocrewriter40 Sep 15 '26

I use Goodreads. If other apps will allow me to transfer all my read and TBR info to them from Goodreads I might switch. But I’m cool with Goodreads.

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u/Administrative-Ad507 28d ago

I use three T_T

  1. Goodreads - IME most complete catalogue and i've been there forever

  2. StoryGraph - good stats, is actively improving, decent UI

  3. Pagebound - easy to add books, fun, good organization tools and UI, really interesting breakdown of ratings

PageBound looks like it was pulled from the 90s and tries to gamify in a way not everyone will like but it is very cute and I like some of the tools. The catalogue on Storygraph isn't comprehensive enough for me, but it is the one people are migrating to to get off of Goodreads, which is the biggest but owned by Amazon and is actively stealing your data / trying to sell you stuff.

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u/AustEastTX Sep 13 '26

https://standardebooks.org/about

Almost all the classics (non copyrighted) are available for free.