Turn your shelves into a searchable library. Know what you own before you buy it again.
Free cataloging, search, sharing, lending, import & export.
Website available now · iOS & Android apps coming soon
Download your whole library as CSV or JSON whenever you want — it’s always yours to keep.
Catalogue as many books as you own — there’s no collection-size limit. Join during our free launch trial and the full free tier stays free for you forever; a supporter plan follows for collector-depth features. The no-caps promise covers catalogue items; image storage has a fair-use ceiling we would talk to you about before applying.
Hold more than one copy, or a first printing and a book club edition? Each is recorded on its own.
Invite the people you live with to a single shared catalogue — no separate accounts to reconcile.
Older books without a barcode belong here too — add them by hand with full edition and condition detail.
Point your camera at the ISBN on the back cover, or photograph a whole shelf and review the books it finds. Add a book in seconds.
Cover art, author, edition, page count and synopsis all appear automatically. Add a shelf, a room, or a note if you like.
Search across every room, know where each book is, and check what you own before you buy it again.
Everything you need to keep a growing home library in order.
One home for everything you own — organised by room, shelf, series or collection.
Catalogue a whole shelf in minutes. Scan the code and we do the typing for you.
Find any title, author or edition in a second — even the one in a box in the attic.
One shared catalogue for everyone who keeps it — a household, or the volunteers behind a church, school or Little Free Library shelf. See who owns and who’s borrowed what.
For church libraries →Track what you’ve read, group favourites into collections, and watch your library grow.
Spin up a club, invite your people, and choose what you’re reading next. Everyone sees the current pick, tracks progress, and keeps past reads on one shared shelf.
Everything a first-time visitor tends to ask.
Catalog as many books as you own, with no book limits.
Catalog your first book