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Krystal Sim
Replying to @jibae

literal.club has simple ux and aesthetics

Literal
Literal is the best platform to collectively explore the ideas of the world's greatest authors.
Jihern
Replying to @grassyjelly

Will need to test this out! 🫰🏼

Jihern
Replying to @grassyjelly

Any feature(s) you find particularly valuable outside of the more obvious ones?

Krystal Sim
Replying to @jibae

not really, it was the first book logging app i ever used so i just stick with it cuz it was so simple

Megan Magray
Replying to @jibae

it's still goodreads for me

Jihern
Replying to @meggg

I get it. Any others you tried before reverting?

Replying to @jibae

oku.club

Oku - the companion app for your bookshelf
The companion app for every book. Collect, rate & discover books with your friends.
Jihern
Replying to @johnmacgaffey

This looks promising! I'll have to check it out.

Philipp
Replying to @jibae

Recently wrote a blog post about why we still need a better goodreads alternative: creativerly.com/there-is-still… has some suggestions in it. 👍

There is still the need for a better Goodreads alternative
Goodreads is still providing the worst experience when it comes to book tracking. Oku and Literal tried to create the modern Goodreads alternative users were hoping for. But are they still active?
Jihern
Replying to @philipptemmel

Amazing. I appreciate that you reviewed the two apps that were recommended in this thread! Saves me a little bit of trouble.

Jihern

The bigger question is: how do I assess which app has the better community of users? Lmfao

Laura 🦄
Replying to @jibae

I primarily use Storygraph (been using it since it was in alpha!) and I’ve been using it a lot more consistently since I downloaded the iOS app. Also I know the developer/founder and she’s an amazing person who genuinely adores books, so I want to support her work 🖤📚

Igor Štumberger
Replying to @jibae

I use Literal but don’t really use the social features much apart from seeing what others are reading and getting my recommendations from there. If you need only a tracker Bookshelf is great on iOS.