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Book cataloging apps

Explore iPhone apps for book cataloging. Compare the main workflows, supported features, purchase options, and limitations documented for each listing. Greatooly links to official sources so you can check current availability and terms before choosing.

What to compare

Apps in this category approach book cataloging in different ways. Start with the task you need to complete, then compare the workflow and the specific features listed on each app page. The directory below links to app details, documented limitations, purchase notes, and sources.

How this directory is prepared

Greatooly summarizes public product information and links to official listings. App pages identify whether information was researched or hands-on tested. Pricing and availability can change by storefront, app version, and date, so check the linked source before purchase.

How to choose

  • Match the app's documented workflow to the specific book cataloging task you need to do.
  • Compare the current free tier, paid features, and renewal terms in the official listing.
  • Check supported devices, data export, sync, and privacy details where they matter to your use.

Frequently asked questions

Are all apps hands-on tested?

No. Each app detail page states whether its information was researched from public sources or hands-on tested. This category page does not imply that every app was tested.

Are prices and features guaranteed to be current?

No. App availability, prices, and features can change. Check the linked official store listing and the verification date shown on each app page.

CLZ Books - library organizer

Catalog physical books by scanning ISBNs or searching titles, then organize collections with rich metadata, custom fields, and cloud sync.

Shelflife: Book Journal

A private book journal for tracking physical copies, shelf locations, lending, rereads, quotes, and reading memories.

MOBS: My Online Bookshelf

MOBS is a book-cataloging app with barcode scanning, cover search, personal shelves, reading journals, quotes, TBR lists, lending records, and reading statistics. It can import Goodreads or CSV histories, track different editions, and sync across devices with an account. The developer says it is free to use.

Bookmory

Keep a reading diary for print books, ebooks, and audiobooks, with progress tracking, timers, notes, and visual summaries of your reading habits.

tome. Books, Reading Tracker

tome. is a private book tracker for current reads, finished books, TBR lists, page logs, yearly challenges, notes, quotes, and ratings. It can import Goodreads or StoryGraph CSV files and add books by search or barcode. Free access has a library limit; Premium unlocks an unlimited library, with purchase terms not specified in the listing.

Vellum: Book Tracking

A focused book tracker for shelves, reading sessions, goals, history, and progress insights.

SABA Reader: Books, Audio

Read digital books and listen to audiobooks with offline chapters, text themes, highlights, and notes.

Readwise Books

A reading tracker and ebook reader with detailed reading analytics and an invite-only launch.