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What book tracking websites/apps is everybody using? (programming.dev)
submitted 1 year ago by popcar2@programming.dev to c/books@lemmy.world
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Curious which book tracking apps everyone is using currently, and if there are any good ones I'm missing.

Personally, I started out with Goodreads, then moved onto Bookwyrm, then to TheStorygraph.

  • Goodreads is generally pretty good but I'm not a big fan of it being owned by Amazon (especially since I have beef with Amazon for closing BookDepository)

  • Bookwyrm is a Fediverse Goodreads alternative but I found the book catalogue was lacking, many books often didn't have covers or descriptions or even had many duplicates.

  • Storygraph is what I'm using now, it's pretty rad. I love how it gives detailed stats on everything in your account, including graphs and charts of your reading habits. That said, its recommendation system is kinda lacking and keeps recommending me the same books again and again, and it's not as social as Goodreads.

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[–] NondescriptHonesty@lemmy.today 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I use Goodreads, but it feels like it's dying if not already dead and am shifting away from it. I use Fable and Openreads almost exclusively now. Fable is nice cuz it gives you a monthly recap and at the end of the year a thing like Spotify does for music. But it doesn't have every book so sometimes I read something and can't say I did. They have a form for submitting a book, but I've never actually had them add it.

So I use Openreads to keep track for myself. It's not remotely as exciting as the social ones, but the fact nearly every book ever is on there is incredibly helpful for keeping track of where I'm at on my reading goals.