Track physical books, avoid buying duplicates

Where areyour physical books?

Too many books and hard to remember where they are? Not sure if you already own one before buying? My Bookshelf keeps location records for every book.

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↗ Fast Scan
↗ Multi-Shelf
↗ Local-First

01Our Story

Too many books to manage? My Bookshelf helps

How many books do I have?

Physical books are spread across rooms, and total count becomes unclear.

Bought a duplicate again

Without quick checks before purchasing, duplicates happen easily.

Where is it?

When you want to reread or sort old books, locating one can take too long.

"No social feed. No unnecessary complexity. My Bookshelf focuses on one thing: know exactly where every book is."
A focused workflow for physical book location management

02Features

Core Features

Designed around the real workflow of managing physical books.

ISBN Scan

Use the camera to scan ISBN barcodes and auto-fill title, publisher, and cover.

Box and Shelf

Put books into a temporary box first, then assign them to exact shelf cells.

Precise Location

Manage multiple shelves and cells, and pinpoint where each book belongs.

Data Export

Export books and shelves to an Excel (.xlsx) file for backup.

Data Import

Import books and shelves from an Excel (.xlsx) file for migration.

Local-First

Core bookshelf data stays on your device by default.

03How it works

Simple Organizing Flow

Follow a physical workflow: box first, shelf later, done in three steps.

Scan into Box

After scanning ISBN, books are added to the temporary box first.

Create Shelves

Create virtual shelves with rows and columns to match your real setup.

Assign Locations

Move books from box to exact shelf cells and complete the mapping.

04Privacy

Privacy and Data Notes

Core bookshelf data is stored on your device by default. For search and cover fetching, the app sends requests to third-party book services.

Stored Locally

Your core data, including books, shelves, and locations, is kept locally by default.

Third-Party Requests

Book search and cover completion use server-side requests to services like NeoDB and ISBN.work.