“Keep track of your books”
“Discover insights about your reading”
“See how your habits change over time”
“Get recommendations based on your fave topics, previous reads, and similar users”
“Build consistent reading habits with a customisable streak”
“See what your friends are reading…”
“…and read with friends”
“Take part in reading challenges with the community”
“Pin your favourite books to your profile”
“Set annual book, page, and hours goals”
A closer look at the screenshots
Mood tags and shelving controls accompany a book list.
A mood-distribution bar chart fills the statistics screen.
A multi-year chart plots books, pages and listening time.
Recommendation rows separate survey and recent-read inputs.
A dark activity chart accompanies a streak count.
A social feed shows ratings and reaction counts.
Buddy-read comments attach to progress percentages.
Two challenge progress rings appear in the app view.
A profile displays a pinned shelf and taste summary.
Separate progress bars track books, pages and hours.
About this app
Import your Goodreads data: We will import all of your currently-reading, read, to-read, and did-not-finish shelves. Any custom shelves will be mapped to a custom tag on The StoryGraph. Simple tracking and insightful stats: Easily track and learn about your reading habits with our wide range of charts and graphs. See how your reading develops over time and use that to help you pick better books. Get smart personalized recommendations: Our machine learning AI is like your trusted go-to friend for book recommendations. It'll understand your reading preferences and find the best books for you. Discover books by mood: In the mood for something adventurous, funny, and fast-paced? What about a darker, slower, more emotional read? Mix and match our comprehensive set of filters to choose your next perfect book. Read with friends: Add live reactions to specific parts of the book without fear of spoilers. Comments are locked for other participants until they reach that point in their reading. Don't have people to read with? We’ve got machine learning-powered suggestions for great reading buddies. Reading Challenges: Want to read one book from every country in the world? Or how about read a book per week across a range of genres? Our reading challenges feature help you set up personal goals or join in with others. Custom Tags: Enhance your book tracking and discovery by making use of our custom tags feature. You can search and filter books by your tags and share curated lists with friends. Content Warnings: When you review a book, you can let us know if there's any content within it that might be triggering for others. Then, when searching for your next read, all of this information is at your disposal. Features: • Import your Goodreads account • Reading charts and graphs • Streaks • Favorites • Buddy reads • Readalongs • Book Clubs • Personalized machine learning recommendations • Follow your friends to see what they're reading • Annual reading, page, and listening goals • Search/browse books by mood, pace, and more • Custom tags • Lists to share with your friends or the public • Create your own reading challenge or join in with others • Dark Mode • Barcode Scanner • Giveaways • Browse similar books • Find similar users • Half and quarter star ratings • Built-in DNF (Did Not Finish) functionality (including tracking pages read) • Progress updates with built-in reading journal • Author-approved and user-submitted content warnings Want to support an independent, Goodreads alternative? Consider upgrading to Plus! • Keep the platform ad-free: You'll help The StoryGraph stay independent! • Custom Charts: Create your own pie and bar charts. • Extra Stats Filters: Filter down your stats to a custom time period, or view stats for your fiction or nonfiction reads, your custom tags, any particular mood or genre, and more. • Custom Wrap-Up Graphics: Pick any custom date range and instantly generate shareable graphics for your reading. • Compare Stats: Compare any two stats segments of your StoryGraph library, whether that's a particular year against a custom time period, your To-Read Pile against your owned books, or a combination of several other options. You can also compare any stats segment with any segment from any other user — mix and match however you like. • Exclusive Charts: When comparing your reading across two different years, see exclusive year-on-year charts on the number of books read and their genres. • Shape the roadmap: You get to vote and comment on upcoming features as well as submit official requests for new ones • Priority Support: Your support tickets and requests for book information updates will be handled first Privacy Policy: https://app.thestorygraph.com/privacy Terms of Service:https://app.thestorygraph.com/terms-of-service
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Keep track of your books”
Keep track states the basic book-management task directly.
“Discover insights about your reading”
Insights invites interpretation of reading data without naming the mood measure.
“See how your habits change over time”
Over time identifies the longitudinal purpose of the charts.
“Get recommendations based on your fave topics, previous reads, and similar users”
The long sentence explains recommendation inputs clearly but demands more reading.
“Build consistent reading habits with a customisable streak”
Customisable qualifies the streak as adjustable rather than fixed.
“See what your friends are reading…”
The unfinished sentence introduces friends' activity and leads into the next slide.
“…and read with friends”
The continuation moves from observing friends to reading together.
“Take part in reading challenges with the community”
Take part presents community challenges as a participation option.
“Pin your favourite books to your profile”
Pin gives a specific action for making favourites visible on a profile.
“Set annual book, page, and hours goals”
The three units explain the different annual goal types.
How Books sets are usually built
Most Books apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (59% of sets, 65% of screens).