Keep your shelf honest.
Track every book — reading, read, or did not finish. Rate to the half star, write reviews worth reading, and share a card that does the book justice.
Android first, iOS after. Free during the beta.
The point
Every review becomes a card.
Rendered on the server, identical everywhere — the same spine, the same colour, the same type you wrote it in. Story and feed sizes, no watermark, no template to pick.
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A review card. Your half-star rating, your own words as the pull-quote, the book's spine beside them. -
A did-not-finish card. The spine is cut where you stopped, and the card says so. -
A monthly wrap-up. The month's shelf, spines ordered by rating.
1080×1350 for the feed, 1080×1920 for Stories. Both come out of the same renderer, so your phone and your friend's phone show the same card.
What it does
Four things, done properly.
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Shelves, including the ones you put down
Reading, want to read, read, and did not finish. A DNF spine is cut at the point you stopped and stays on the shelf, counted in your stats. Nothing is quietly deleted to make your year look better.
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Half-star reviews, with mood and pace
Rate to the half star. Say how it felt and how fast it moved. Flag spoilers and your review sits behind a veil until someone taps it.
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A wrap-up at the end of every month
Your month arrives as a shelf, ordered by rating, ready to post. You write the reviews — nothing here is generated on your behalf.
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Wishlists that open with no account
Send a list as a link. Whoever opens it sees the books, your notes and the occasion — no app, no sign-up, nothing to install.
Get the beta
One email when the Android beta opens. That is the only thing this list is for.