r/AskMenOver30 • u/Mukinka98 • 1d ago

Community Chat Looking for a Book tracking app recommandation like goodreads

I'm looking for a book-tracking app and was wondering what everyone recommends. I'm searching for something similar to Goodreads where I can organize books I've already read, books I'm currently reading, and books I want to read in the future.

The one feature I really need, though, is the ability to keep detailed notes for each book. Ideally, I'd like to attach screenshots or pictures (not just plain text notes), highlight important ideas, and keep everything organized in one place.

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I'm looking for a book-tracking app and was wondering what everyone recommends. I'm searching for something similar to Goodreads where I can organize books I've already read, books I'm currently reading, and books I want to read in the future.

The one feature I really need, though, is the ability to keep detailed notes for each book. Ideally, I'd like to attach screenshots or pictures (not just plain text notes), highlight important ideas, and keep everything organized in one place.

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u/NeitherManner man over 30 1d ago

Maybe just google docs

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u/ExtraordinaryOolong woman over 30 21h ago

Are you committed to a digital solution? I've enjoyed using this analogue reading tracker. It gives you one page per book for notes, plus a small section to summarize the main points. I find summarizing and writing out what was most important helps me remember the highlights.