Library and lists
Organise the books you have read, the ones you are reading and the ones you still want to.
Dune
Pachinko
1984
Sapiens
The Girl on the Train
Log books, track reading sessions, keep notes and reviews, and discover your reading habits — all in one private, personal space.
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My library
Dune
Frank Herbert
Pachinko
Min Jin Lee
The Girl on the Train
Paula Hawkins
1984
George Orwell
Sapiens
Yuval Noah Harari
Everything you need to log, follow and remember what you read.
From the shelf to the statistics, PlotShelf follows every stage of your life as a reader.
Organise the books you have read, the ones you are reading and the ones you still want to.
Dune
Pachinko
1984
Sapiens
The Girl on the Train
Record the time, the pages and the progress you made in every sitting.
Last sessions
Keep quotes, impressions and your own rating for every book.
“Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.”
— Dune
“A great man does not seek to lead. He is called to it, and he answers.”
— Dune
My review
An epic, immersive story. Herbert builds a complex and fascinating universe.
Set targets and understand your reading habits over time.
8
Books read
16h 24m
Reading time
25
Sessions
320
Pages read
Days you read
Keep notes as you read, write a review when you finish, and look back over your whole history — with no followers, no feeds and no comparisons.
Dune
Frank Herbert
Today, 21:30
Great chapter on Arrakis. The politics between the houses is getting tenser every page.
18 May, 19:10
The relationship between Paul and Jessica gains real depth here.
14 May, 08:05
Read on the train. Slow start, but the world-building is worth it.
Answers to the things readers ask most about PlotShelf.
PlotShelf is a book tracker and reading journal. You build a personal library, log the time and pages of each reading session, keep notes and reviews, and see the statistics that come out of it — without an account and without a social feed.
Yes. Start a session when you open the book and close it when you stop, or add one by hand afterwards. PlotShelf records the time, the pages you covered and updates the book's progress for you.
Every book has its own space for dated notes, saved quotes and a personal review with a rating. Nothing you write is published anywhere — it is a journal, not a profile.
Books finished, pages read, sessions logged and time spent reading, by month and by year, plus progress against your yearly goal and a calendar map of the days you actually read.
No. PlotShelf opens straight into your library. There is no sign-up, no email and no password, and your library stays on your device.
Build your personal library and follow every book, page and session.