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BookWorm: Track your library

Catalog a personal library, track reading sessions, and keep book notes, goals, ratings, and reading history.

By Biagio PaolinoReleased 2026/10/26No ratings yetOfficial store informationPublished 2026/11/04Checked 2026-11-04

Overview

A closer look at BookWorm: Track your library.

BookWorm is a personal library catalog and reading tracker. The listing describes adding books by online search, ISBN scan, or manual entry, then organizing them into collections or rule-based smart collections. Readers can log time or pages, track their current place, add notes and reviews, set goals, and review a calendar and statistics. It also supports importing from Goodreads or Book Tracker and exporting a library as CSV. The developer says the app has no ads or account and that data stays on the device with optional iCloud sync. A free tier includes essential tools and limited collections; a one-time purchase unlocks Premium without a subscription. Check which collection and widget limits apply before building a large catalog. The US listing had no ratings when checked, so user feedback is still unavailable.

A closer look

App screenshots

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Choose with confidence

The useful details.

What it does

  • Add books by search, ISBN barcode scan, or manual entry.
  • Organize a library with collections and user-defined smart collection rules.
  • Log reading sessions, page progress, notes, ratings, reviews, and rereads.
  • Import supported libraries and export book data as CSV.

A good fit for

  • Readers who want to catalog books they own or plan to read and track their progress.

Worth knowing

  • The free tier limits collections; Premium is a one-time purchase. Confirm current limits and price.
  • Library sync uses the user's iCloud account; check backup and restore behavior before relying on it as the only catalog.
  • The App Store listing had no ratings when checked.

Frequently asked questions

Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.

What is BookWorm: Track your library used for?

Catalog a personal library, track reading sessions, and keep book notes, goals, ratings, and reading history.

What can you do with BookWorm: Track your library?

Add books by search, ISBN barcode scan, or manual entry. Organize a library with collections and user-defined smart collection rules. Log reading sessions, page progress, notes, ratings, reviews, and rereads. Import supported libraries and export book data as CSV.

Who is BookWorm: Track your library designed for?

Readers who want to catalog books they own or plan to read and track their progress.

What should you know before downloading BookWorm: Track your library?

The free tier limits collections; Premium is a one-time purchase. Confirm current limits and price. Library sync uses the user's iCloud account; check backup and restore behavior before relying on it as the only catalog. The App Store listing had no ratings when checked.

Does BookWorm: Track your library include paid features?

The free tier includes core tracking with collection limits; one one-time purchase unlocks Premium. Confirm the current price in the App Store.

Which platforms support BookWorm: Track your library?

Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.

Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.

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