liTrail - All Books You Read Live

liTrail is a simple and personal reading tracker for organizing your books and building lasting reading habits. Keep track of books you’ve read, books on your TBR list, and books you want to remember. Add notes and tags, organize your bookshelf, and explore your reading history with goals and statistics. No social feed required — just your books, your reading history, and your personal bookshelf. ==== ■ Add books quickly Add a book in as few as 2 taps with barcode scanning. You can also search by keyword, enter books manually, or add multiple books in a row. • Barcode scanning • Keyword search • Manual entry • Add multiple books continuously ■ Organize your bookshelf your way Resize book covers, sort your collection, and organize books with tags. You can even sort books by cover color and enjoy your bookshelf in your own style. Filter books by reading status, author, and when you read them to quickly find what you’re looking for. ■ Manage TBRs, series, and book sets Keep your to-be-read list organized and manage books as series or sets. Reorder volumes and choose a representative cover to keep manga, light novels, and book series neatly organized. ■ See your reading history over time Track your reading progress with graphs and yearly reading goals. Review up to 8 years of reading history and see how your reading habits have changed over time. Explore your most-read authors and publishers with detailed statistics and charts. ■ Save notes and organize with tags Save quotes, thoughts, reviews, and personal notes for every book. Automatically recognize hashtags and add tags to multiple books at once, making your reading records easy to organize and revisit. ■ Library availability in Japan Library availability and reservation links are currently available for libraries in Japan. Check whether a book is available at your favorite library and access its reservation page. You can also open the book’s Amazon product page for more details. ■ Japanese book classification features Reading badges and C-code statistics are based on Japan’s book classification system and are primarily intended for Japanese books. Discover the genres you’ve read and explore your reading history from a different perspective. ■ Automatic sync across devices Create an account with your email address to automatically sync your reading data. Access the same bookshelf across multiple devices, or switch between multiple bookshelves on one device. ==== Make your reading history your own. Add books, build your bookshelf, and look back on the journey through every book you’ve read with liTrail.eigo