StoryGraph: Reading Tracker Customer Service

StoryGraph: Reading Tracker Positive Reviews

Third year using, still my favorite app of all timeStorygraph is hands down the best book nerd app. Of course the features are A+, like data tracking, challenge integration, and book scanning now too! I am so excited to keep watching this app grow. I really do recommend it to any bibliophile I find in the wild. I switched over from a big name book tracking site and have never looked back (my previous logs transferred perfectly too). I read over 200 books a year, so it gets heavy use from me and completely stands up to it. What really blows me away, though, is the thoughtfulness and dedication of the development team. Every feature decision is explained and clearly done in the most ethical way they can. Ratings are decentralized which de-incentivizes review bombing. The amount and type of social media type aspects are chosen with care, which makes Storygraph a breath of fresh air. There is a communal roadmap to communicate with users about development timelines and choices. I have emailed support even as a free user and received a thoughtful response from real person. The internet is a tough place and I am constantly buoyed by seeing how much grace the people at Storygraph handle it with. If you see this, thank you so much. Note: the app being down is not a typical experience. I have been using the app every single day for years and almost never see it down. Please don’t let those reviews dissuade you from using Storygraph!.FroggygolemVersion: 1.10

Rapidly becoming my go-to book tracking platform!I’ve always been a reader. I started using another platform over a decade ago (pretty much the only one at the time!) but had been having reliability and usability issues with it for about a year when I discovered StoryGraph and decided to test it out. It has grown by leaps and bounds since then, has more features now than “other platforms”, and is a single feature away from becoming my primary choice in every way (and my understanding is that the last feature I rely on elsewhere is already in the works here!!). The customer service I receive from StoryGraph is light years better than other options. The communication from StoryGraph is commendable (especially when you consider they have only a tiny team of employees - small but mighty!). And downtime is honestly a minimum compared to other platforms - a little hiccup recently, during an unprecedented influx of new users when another platform was down, overwhelmed StoryGraph temporarily but it was communicated and fixed in a reasonable time, so if that was your first/only impression, know that it was the ONLY time I have experienced an outage in the 15 months I’ve been actively using it. I LOVE this platform more every new feature release. Give it a real opportunity to win you over as well!.Daybreak1012Version: 1.10

Hi, I hope the developers see this!I love the functionality of this app for myself, however I think it could use improvements in the social area and the aesthetic areas. It’s very clean and easy to read which is great, but the app could benefit from more “photogenic” layouts like letterboxd. People love sharing screenshots of their top movies or their recently watched movies paired with the movie posters, and it gets people to download the app. I would like to be able to share what I’m doing on StoryGraph in an aesthetically appealing way so that more of my friends want to get the app and join in on the fun 😃 updates to profiles so that they display more reading stats, favorites, to read piles etc. for other people would be excellent! Additionally, on the social side, it would be nice if the timeline to see what my friends are reading/adding to their to read pile/ratings/etc. was more easy to see. The updates are rather large. It can also be hard to find people, and I’m confused about the difference between following people and being friends with them? What are the differences between the two statuses? Anyways!! Love the app, great alternative for goodreads. All my critiques come from a place of love, I really hope the app continues to grow and improve and eventually becomes a more social platform for sharing and discussion because more people need to read!! And reading is fun when you get to share it 🫶🏼.SageypantsVersion: 1.3

#1 Fan!Just want to say a thank you to Nadia, Rob, (and the third member of the team whose name I don’t know sorry) for creating and maintaining my favorite app. I switched over in January 2021 and haven’t looked back since. I’m paying for a plus membership this year and planning to finally sign up as a librarian so I can give back to this app that has added so much value for me. Even on days I don’t read, I always find a reason to open it. I read a lot, 220+ books a year in the last two years, and the metrics SG provides have been incredibly helpful and rewarding. I know social features are evolving on the app, but my favorite thing is the ability to zero in on the books with no fluff. I don’t have to wade trough reviews or spoilers to get to summaries. I don’t have to deal with offensive comments on benign posts. I don’t even have to place star ratings to leave detailed long reviews and I can annotate specific pages and quotes in my books. I custom tag my books to keep track of which I read from my local libraries, Kindle Unlimited, and my personal library. The buddy read feature is incredible. I could rave for hours and I have stood on a soapbox about it to many an unsuspecting friend or stranger. I can’t wait to see where the app goes from here!.AcagedrisingVersion: 1.10

I love this app so much!!This is definitely one of the top three most used apps on my phone and I can’t say enough good things about it. Importing all my data from Goodreads was so easy to do, the stats are unmatched, the search tools are incredibly advanced, and the ability to pick out your next read based on mood is something you can’t get anywhere else. They’ve just added a new giveaways section which is fantastic as well! I also love how easy it is to participate in and/or create your own reading challenges! There are so many great ones already on the app and it’s been a great way for me to track specific reading goals I have throughout the year. Combined with the unparalleled amount of stats they provide, I can’t think of any parts of my reading that I can’t track with this app! On top of all of this, the incredible (and incredibly small) team is so passionate and dedicated to their work on this app and it’s users. They respond to issues ridiculously fast and utilize the help of volunteer librarians to keep the book data up to date and accurate. I truly can’t name an app that I’ve ever had a better experience with overall!.CatZ1227Version: 1.3

Updated review for a good app!Updated Review: To the developers, thanks for your response to my previous review. Glad you’re rising in popularity… a good problem to have! I’ve been enjoying how StoryGraph uses graphics to characterize my reading preferences, and the app is pretty intuitive and easy to use, I’ve suggested a few books that are missing from the database (such as Zadie Smith’s Intimations), and I’m interested to see if the ISBN function works to add new books. So far, I’m enjoying this app! Previous Review: (two stars on 1/4/24)I started using StoryGraph recently, as I’ve wanted to move away from GoodReads for a while. I like StoryGraphs’s clean layout and simple interface. But about 50% of the time I try to open the app, it just gets stuck on a blank screen. As I’m excitedly reaching my reading goals, my tracker isn’t working and I’m bummed! Also, when I tried to use the help function through the App Store, it consistently says they are down due to maintenance. For now, I plan to check out Bookworm, another newer app for those wanting to escape the GR review-bombing drama, but hopeful that StoryGraph will get back on its feet!.UmmfaVersion: 1.10

Sooo much potential… but a few things:There's a ton of potential to be better than Goodreads (especially aesthetically), but it's a little ways off for me to stop using GR altogether and pay for plus. 1) Most importantly, kindle integrates with GR - that's gonna be hard to beat, as I primarily read via kindle. I know this will never happen, but it’s a HUGE perk of GR. 2) I want to see the cover of the book I'm currently reading on the home page - it feels a little less immersive when I just see the text. 3) I'd rather have my "up next" books on the home page rather than random selections from my TBR. (Also I'd love to see smaller covers so we can see more than just two without scrolling) 4) The book ratings need to be more visible. Not only do you have to click on a book to see the rating, you then have to scroll all the way down to the bottom. If you want this to be a true GR alternative, make the book ratings more accessible. 5) Please give me a Home Screen widget! (Make it a plus feature even) being able to see the book I’m reading and update progress from my home page would be so nice. 6) too much negative space in the app. Everything needs condensed a little bit so you can see more on one “page,” without scrolling..Taylor.LynnVersion: 1.7

Game ChangerThis app is excellent. Fills a much needed missing source for ‘content warnings’ . The ability to select specific book content that I want to avoid ( or include ) is a game changer. For example: I like the the fast pace of crime novels such as author Lee Child, including his Jack Reacher series of 29 books, however as much as I like his writing style some of the books in the series contain personally triggering topics (such as sexual assault). Topics that are not necessarily evident from reading the summary or the first couple chapters. So I end up buying a book that I ultimately cannot read. However, many of the books do not contain topics I would rather avoid and STORYGRAPH allows me to specify my preferences, create a search for all the Lee Childs books, and it then marks each one as containing or not containing my specific topics. I have also used it to select from Sue Grafton novels as well look up books suggested from various book clubs or recommended by friends and family. I have not been able to find another source even remotely comes close to the benefits this one provides. Well Done!.StudentzzzzzzVersion: 1.10

Love many of the features but others are lackingI love the statistics available, recommendations, ability to rate with half and quarter stars, and the yearly wrap up. I’ve been using this app as my place to track my reading for over a year now. However, some features are just insanely lacking. It’s hard for me to be specific in just a review, but there are aspects of the user interface that are frankly not intuitive or too primitive when compared to competitors. The most annoying thing I’ve encountered though is how the community features work. For the longest time, I’d assumed that the feature for adding friends was broken but it turns out….. you have to opt IN for people to send you friend requests. This has been pretty annoying because now whenever one of my friends downloads StoryGraph I have to ask them to go out of their way and turn that on so we can be friends. That’s just adding friction to making people active users and is pretty ridiculous imo. I overall think this app serves its overall purpose as a book tracker pretty well, but little things like this make me question if I (and others) will continue using this platform long term..Alexandra7777Version: 1.10

App featureBIG fan of this site and how everything is set up. I have similar notes about updating the community section to see more of what your friends are currently reading, updates, etc. however my biggest complaint about the app is switching tabs. I hope I explain properly, but when switching to different tabs of the app (like going from home to the community page) it appears as a new page almost? And if you were to accidentally swipe right (or intentionally I guess), it takes you back to the original section you were on. It’s a small thing, but it makes the app feel less smooth for some reason. Like it makes sense for the feature to be present when you are going through things within the same tab (like searching for someone in the community section and then swiping to go back to the main section of the page) but not to move between tabs. Geez I hope that makes sense. Anyways I love what you guys have done so far! And I’m excited to see the improvements as they come!.TititiffytiffVersion: 1.10

Awesome! (4.5 stars)This is better than Goodreads in my opinion. The homepage is accessible and easy to navigate. I like the quiz at the beginning so that your recommendations are personalized and you can change it at any time. It is quite obvious that the creator loves to read and knows what their doing. It also has reading challenges just like Goodreads. There is stats that shows you what genre, author, mood, ect. that you read the most; which I don’t think goodreads has. Another thing that this has that goodreads doesn’t is detailed reviews. Instead of 1 star increment ratings, it’s in increments of .25. You can also fill out a checklist about the book and submit that with the review. And one of the most useful things is that if you already have an account on goodreads, you can transfer all of your information to StoryGraph. There are a few small things, though. The page count on books is always around 20 pages over what the actual page count is. And since this is a smaller reading app, there isn’t any actual author reviews or anything. This is obviously not the apps fault though. Great app overall!.DimebizzleVersion: 1.2

The delight factor is highOver the last year, StoryGraph has become essential to tracking my reading progress, and I’m so glad to have an indy option. I liked it before the redesign and I love it even more now. I’m a PLUS customer, and I absolutely get $5 worth of value every month. I look at StoryGraph every day to plan my TBR. The new and look feel of the app is great. It is super clean and easy to navigate. The product team is entertaining all kinds of ideas for the roadmap, and they are small but mighty team! I was delighted to get a quick response to my feature suggestion, even if they couldn’t prioritize it just now. They really know what readers want from the data (making it easy to see how I’m progressing and engaging with my reading goals, and THEN letting me drill a bit into those trends) and social experience (NOT comment thread dumpster fire NOR a competition that alienates readers who may read at different paces and for different reasons). The delight factor is high..ElliebegoodeVersion: 1.6

Almost greatI really love a lot of aspects of this app’s functionality around reviews since it gives a much fuller picture than a simple star rating. Personally that’s a much bigger draw for me than the ability to give fractional stars, but since they’re there I do also make good use of them. I haven’t made use of the reading challenges yet, but that’s on my list for this year. There are a few weird things with the design of the app that make it difficult to find things. For some reason, I always have a hard time remembering how to get to my own reviews to look at and edit them. I also have not been able to finish any of the handful of books I started after seeing them on their recommendation engine. Perhaps I just need to get more reading history into it, but the books I’m being recommended all seem to have very mediocre ratings and few to no reviews. On the one hand, it’s nice to not be recommended just a list of NYT bestsellers, but their current recommendation algorithm seems to be swinging too far in the other direction..MowilkVersion: 1.2

Came for the books, stayed for the statsI switched to the Storygraph in 2020 after finding an ad for its website beta app on either Instagram or tik tok! I was already getting fed up with a competitor: the interface was outdated, & new features were scarce. The Storygraph seemed like such a bright shining light, & a great companion to my reading experience. Since 2020, the Storygraph has released so many fun & exciting features, but the base of it is the same: a clean, minimalist interface with as many stats as you could ever hope for! I love the reading challenges, I love that users can search for books based on mood, pace, length, genre, etc. Finding a new book to read has never been easier! The recommendations are not my favorite, but I also do not have the Plus version, so I’m guessing they would be better with the paid subscription. & in all honesty, adding new books to my TBR isn’t really necessary considering how many I already have!.IDKINDIVersion: 1.7

The best reading companion!I absolutely LOVE StoryGraph and tell all of my friends to download it. I’m a nerd for data and stats and stuff like that, so I love getting to track all my reads throughout the year. I love all the reading challenges and how easy it is to join and add books. I’m always organizing my TBR and love that you can choose different editions and select which ones you own in order to get even more data about what you’re reading. They’re always releasing new features and keep you up to date with a fun newsletter. It’s also really cool how you can add friends and see what they’re reading and their ratings for different books that you search for. I think the way you review books on StoryGraph is great too. As a mood reader, it’s nice to see if a book is “dark” or “lighthearted” or “tense” when deciding what to read next. I know this review is scattered and rambling but I just love StoryGraph and all its little details so much. ❤️.TeriMichelleVersion: 1.10

The app has a lot of potential!Update: well I’m not always the brightest crayon in the box! Swiping to navigate never occurred to me but I appreciate the devs reaching out. Still adjusting as I’m a long time Goodreads user but I love the potential of this app and am exciting to begin using it more regularly. I’ve been playing around with this app for a short while. I really like how informative it is. Like other readers being able to vote if the book is more character or plot driven is such a cool idea. However navigating this app is so frustrating. Why are there no back buttons or arrows? Once I tap on reviews for a book, I have to go back to the homepage and look up the book again because there is no way to just go back to the page of the book I was looking at. Please please please give us some back arrows and make the app easier to navigate. Such a little thing that has been so annoying..MrsV062815Version: 1.10

A great independent site + appI’ve been searching high and low for an alternative to Goodreads—for some reason, I wanted *all* of the same features so that I didn’t feel as if I were missing out on something. What I didn’t realize is how much those features drive me up a wall! I genuinely love Storygraph because it has helped me fall back in love with reading, not just *talking* about reading. Its goals are fun but not obnoxious to check in with, its catalogue is ever-growing, and its design is far more relaxing than Goodreads. Additionally, it means a lot to me that Storygraph is independent. I plan to subscribe after I finish cataloguing my library, and I urge you to do so as well. It’s not often that we find a website & amazing group of designers like the team behind Storygraph. They are transparent, creative, and hold a relationship with those that frequent the site. Cheers to more reading, with more vivacity than ever!.Lwestb01Version: 1.1

Hands down my fav reading tracking appI’ve been using this app for a year, and it’s been a game changer. The stats and charts cover so much more than just a number of books read. I can track over time what kind of books I’m reading and how it changes. There are *so* many reading challenges you can join, or create one just for you and your friends. Speaking of friends, the is a buddy read option that allows you to read books together in a group, but by requiring a page number for each comment it protects you from seeing spoilers by keeping other’s comments hidden until you reach that point. I also am a really big fan of how reviews are handled - there’s a star rating and option for written reviews like other sites/apps, but there’s also clickable options for moods, pace, characters and a space where you can see/add content warnings..PatelyneVersion: 1.6

Pretty good, but recommendations function not intuitiveI switched to mainly using Storygraph, because the toxicity to the social side of Goodreads exhausted me, and the stat and other review features are a plus. But I don’t feel the recommendations section is that intuitive. I tend to read in a lot of broad genres, but within those, I can be picky, and I wish there was a way to account for that. I loved fantasy and romance, but I’m *tired* of getting paranormal and urban fantasy romance recs, because I’m more of an epic fantasy person…with some exceptions, depending on author, tone, characters, etc. Also, I’ve definitely gotten some dark and taboo stuff that isn’t tagged as erotica (a genre I listed as “not interested” in my survey), and it happens way more often than I’d like. Also, why am I being recommended stuff I already have as “want to read?” There’s an option to not see them when doing a filter search, so why would they come up in standard recommendations?.CourtieKay71Version: 1.3

Download this app right now!Life-changing sounds dramatic, but between StoryGraph and Libby, I’ve rediscovered my love of reading and read almost 200 books since I started on StoryGraph a little over a year ago, from finishing maybe 2 books per year before that. Multiple aspects of StoryGraph - helpful graphs or fun reading challenges helped remind me that I feel better when I do more reading than watching TV. Things StoryGraph is great at, versus other platforms you might be considering: 1. Not full of ads. Clean, pleasing aesthetic. 2. You don’t have to pay to have a useful, functional experience. 3. You can engage with the community aspects as much or as little as you want. 4. Content warnings include enough categories to be useful, and the community can submit additional warnings, which you can browse in a spoiler-free way. 5. The graphs are fun and useful in learning more about your own reading habits, and may encourage you to read more if that’s your thing. 6. It’s Black-founded and run, not owned by a certain megacorp. 7. Migration from GoodReads is easy, if you’re worried about losing your past data! Cons: It’s a newer app, with a small but incredible team, so there are some small bugs, but they’ve been incredible at responding to suggestions and adding features. The most recent redesign looks great! Thank you, StoryGraph!.SelectiveHeadphonesVersion: 1.6

DisappointedMany credible websites credited this app with being an alternative to good reads. I downloaded it with the upmost confidence in it and was left utterly disappointed in it. I have all of the books I have read in the past couple of years in the Notes app and I just type it in. Recently I have been wanting to convert to an app, so I looked up suggestions. I began to input all of the books and it took me over an hour. And to my dismay, it had tracked all of the books but it didn’t appear in the graph, which is kind of the whole reason I wanted this over goodreads, because it can provide me with a graph. I have waited more than a week to see if it would load and it didn’t. Not worth it, DO NOT waste your time with this. There are many other alternatives which I will now proceed to download after I DELETE THIS APP. OMG IM SO STUPID I WAS LOOKING AT THE WRONG THING IM SO SRY STORY GRAPH I GAVE U A BAD REVIEW FOR NO REASON.Heiwow yen’s sidVersion: 1.7

Love tracking my reading list!Love this app! A delightful combination of book reading, reviews and data visualization. Super easy to use, and the tables and charts for reading progress are engaging. Plus, the “recommended” reading selections are always just what I’m looking for. I used to track my reading in a small notebook, but started using The Storygraph app in 2022. I fell in love with the pie charts and review prompts after a few months, and went back to my notebook and entered 3 years of reading history in The Storygraph to track trends in format (book, digital, audio), mood (mostly light hearted), page count, and more. I love reading reviews on this app, and use the recommendations and reviews to plan my trips to the bookstore and library. The Storygraph changed the way I record my reading, and my reviews help me remember which authors and series I want to revisit or continue..SeaTown78Version: 1.6

Best Book/Reading App in Existence!I honestly cannot say enough good things about this amazing app. I have been using it for a couple years now and it just keeps getting better and better. I absolutely love it. It hands down beats good reads or anything else like it. The data is incredible and so much fun to see about everything you read/listen to. I love being able to curate my book collection. I can always look up which books I have and even every single edition I own or have read. The categories are awesome and so useful. I love being able to track what I own vs what I borrow from the library. It is also great to be able to differentiate between physical books, digital, and audiobooks. The app is also incredibly user friendly. I could go on and on. If you love to read you have to try this app!.Girl4God828Version: 1.10

EssentialI adore this app. I use it every single day, multiple times a day, and I couldn’t ask for anything better. Right from the jump, it seamlessly imports all your GoodReads data and lets you move forward right where you left off. I’ve never once thought of going back to GR since finding Storygraph. It’s such a sleeker, more intuitive design, not to mention it allows for endless customization. I particularly like all the stats they offer and the nearly endless ways you can have to filter that information. The reading challenges set-up is my favorite, and makes every book so simple to track. This app is light years better than Goodreads in every single way, and best of all, its creator is committed to constantly improving it. Can’t thank her enough for this fantastic creation!.Faith KathrynVersion: 1.10

Great app for a world that doesn’t need goodreads anymoreNot a review yet bc I just got the app but the icon is not a great sign. It’s nearly the same as the one for BOOKSHELF. 🤔 Update: After using the app for a bit I wanted to update with actual feedback. So far I think the app is clean and smooth as it should be. Not a ton of clicking or tapping around to do things. There’s plenty of thought in making certain things easy (such as tagging a book that’s in the results list of a search instead of having to tap the title and enter the book and tag it and then go back). Adding goodreads was pretty smooth (shout out to the fast customer service rep who explained to me what I was doing wrong.) Adding lots of ratings and reviews in at once could probably be more streamlined but that’s not a thing people need to do often (maybe think about what students do at the end of a semester after reading a ton of books? Some ability to mass tag and date.) The recommendations seem to be very astute. I like the ability to pick things I DON’T want to read and even mark authors as “not interest” (though books with dual authors need a specific button for each author on the recommended results page. Just bc i dislike/distrust one author doesn’t mean I have an opinion on their coauthor. They just have bad taste in friends..EvanjamesroskosVersion: 1.3

Favorite way to track my reading!I absolutely love this app! If you're dissatisfied with the linearity of other reading-tracking apps, Storygraph is the perfect solution!! I recommend this app to literally everyone because of the brilliant interactive features, flexibility in ratings, and the fact that it's constantly in development. While it's not as established as certain competitors and doesn't receive the same level of financial backing, the app & developer go above and beyond with innovative features that make me almost as obsessed with this app as I am with reading. Some of my favorite features include: charts tracking reading moods, genres, and more; reading challenges organized by both the app and other users; innovative ways to find books tailored to your preferences/mood; buddy reads with friends!.Purplepuppy 2000Version: 1.6

Only a few daysI have only been using this app a few days. I am really liking what I am seeing. I had been using 2 other apps of which for reading and book tracking and know I will be discontinuing use of one of those and have not made up my mind yet about the second one. I have watched a few videos on you tube about this app to get a better idea of how this works. Several reviewers have suggested switching from a large well know database to this one. I am beginning see why they would recommend doing that using this a few days myself. I have chosen not to name the other 2 apps, databases as my intention is not to be disparaging of the other 2. Between the 3, I am finding this to be the best for me. I will probably pay for the PLUS option when my free month expires..4 cats and a wifeVersion: 1.7

Great way to track reading!I love The StoryGraph! It’s an amazing way to track my reading and discover new books. The recommendations are truly great and the thorough review process is certainly appreciated! I can quickly read through reviews and see if this book is for me right now as opposed to getting a third of the way through and DNFing. My one room for improvement is the social aspect of the app. On other apps like Letterboxd or even GoodReads it’s easy to see who your friends are friends with/following by going to their profile. This would make it much easier to find friends and people you know, especially with only being able to search usernames and not full names (which I appreciate!). Thanks for creating such a great app!.MadalynnOVersion: 1.10

It had been SO good, but is so buggy lately….I LOVE this app. But it seems to be extremely buggy lately, which is disappointing. There have been multiple times now in the past few days and weeks that I have tried to open the app and I see just a black screen after the spinning wheel. I try to give it a decent amount of time, but nothing. I don’t know what the problem might be, but I hope it isn’t a permanent thing. I use this app so much and it’s usually so good. My phone is updated to the latest iOS (maybe that is the problem, I don’t know…). Other than that, the features on this app are great, even if you don’t have Plus. I got this as an alternative to Goodreads, and I like it so much better. The rating options and stats are awesome and more thorough. I just hope whatever is going on can be fixed..Hhab310Version: 1.10

Good, but not greatI s w e a r . . . If I misclick the add/edit tag button ONE MORE TIME, I am going to LOSE IT. That is, by far, my #1 gripe with this app… closely followed by an absence of a batch edit feature for adding/removing books in bulk from piles and tags. Or an ability to refine recommendations based on tags or the star ratings of read books. Or a “filter by pile” (include/exclude tbr, read, dnf) feature. Or a “stats per star rating” feature, instead of “ratings per book type.” Or a review filtering feature that sorts by star rating, post date, or popularity. Or a “pin tag to top of tag bank” feature. Or a highlight-importing feature. Or an ability to view public tags on a user’s profile and follow/collaborate on them. Or more extensive privacy settings. Or a “recommend to a friend feature” that appears on a friend’s profile and—okay, so maybe I have more than a few suggestions. I’ll stop. I’ll stop..RairianVersion: 1.7

New kid on the block?I just realized almost all reviews are within past couple of days so there is my evidence :) The app has a simple streamlined also uncluttered interface. I like the general minimalist aesthetic which plays a big part for continued use as a new user. I am impressed with the recommendations as I have been building a small ‘library’, online or offline. The books fall neatly into the niches I am currently focusing on while bearing surprise factor to expand on my own list. This is a gem for sure. I guess it really depends on the longevity of those apps, growth potential, user base…Last Goodread replacement seems to be out of the cyberspace before I get to check it out (after I first learned about it some years ago)…At least I am a front runner for this one! So maybe share some findings, 1st, the app doesn’t stay signing in, so it’s a bit inconvenient having to type credential every time. 2nd the Current On…section is like a young adult gold mine, pretty irrelevant to my reading selection. So no idea what’s the algorithm behind… Question is if I start to add data to this, how long will they stay on? Also how good is the archive the app is searching? How solid is the search/display algorithm? The order of the search results are quite interesting….AppDeeDeeVersion: 1.0

Way more user friendly than good reads !!I love this app! I was trying to find an app that would help me get more into reading and I stumbled upon good reads. When I got that app I was severely disappointed and frustrated with the app design. It was hard to use and didn’t motivate me to track my reading in anyway. I was searching for an alternative app to get me into reading and I stumbled upon StoryGraph! I fell in love immediately! It’s so user friendly and motivates me to track my progress, not only that it gives amazing suggestions off of what you like to read. It even has different folders where you can store the books you have in your library, books you need to read, and books you are currently reading. I really love StoryGraph!.WARNING DONT DOWNLOADVersion: 1.1

The app is good, but imports are difficultI am a fan of the app. I like how it focuses on the topics the reviewers put it under rather than ratings. I also like the stats feature it provides and how comprehensive it is. However, I imported my data from goodreads since I’d been using that app to track my reading for about 5 years. The dates when I read things is one of the most important things I keep track of, but the imported books do not say the correct dates for when I read things. Because of this, I can’t look at any of the stats for the books I imported data for. In 2020, I read over 100 books but the app says I read 1. This past year I read about 34 books and the stats only show data for the most recent ones I put in manually. Because of this, I don’t know how likely it is that I will consistently be using this app over goodreads..Jd64491Version: 1.2

Great! !!UPDATED!!This is such a cool app and I, personally, like it better than Good Reads. The UI could use some work but it’s relatively easy to navigate. The problem for me is that it just stopped working after a day. When I open it, it’s a blank gray screen. I tried closing the app, turning off my phone, redownloading the app, and nothing is working. Maybe it’s a me problem but everything else on my phone is working fine. I would give it 5 stars if I could fix this :( !! UPDATED REVIEW !! I am now aware that there is only one developer and they had a bunch of sign ups and had to take it down a few times to keep it going. It’s working great and I appreciate the quick response!!! Love this app. Thanks to the creator :) <3.TyedyecareVersion: 1.10

I use this app all the timeI've had this app since shortly after it became available. Never had an issue with it and it's so exciting each time it's updated. I have a huge to-read list that includes books that I own and don't. Maintaining the list in Story Graph has been easy. One of the best features is being able to search my tbr list for what I'm in the mood for and can search the whole list or just the books I own. I also use the stats feature a lot. The year-end round up helped me plan how and what I want to read this year. I'm excited for the advanced stats that are in the works. I also appreciate that I can customize my use of the app. There's something here for every reader..H2clhVersion: 1.10

Love storygraph!Storygraph is unmatched in tracking reading. I love all the data that it provides you, but more so I love that the team is constantly working to incorporate community feedback to make the app more accessible and enjoyable. Some folks were concerned given the app slowing down, but trust me as a long time user this is not a common occurrence and only happened due to the massive influx of new users importing their goodreads data. Their team is only a small handful of people, and the rate at which they address problems like this, care, and attention to quality is very clear. If you’re a reader that like to track your books, find book communities, enter into cool giveaways, and find great recommendations, Storygraph is for you!.KshammelVersion: 1.10

Helps me stay motivated to read!I'd fallen into a years long reading slump before 2020. I started reading again during the pandemic, but I still lacked motivation. Making an account on Storygraph really helped! If you love the feeling of checking things off a to-do list, I think Storygraph will work great for you--every time I finish a book now, I get to check it off, and I get a sense of accomplishment that incentivizes me to pick up another one. I love seeing my stats too, and learning more about myself as a reader, which helps me figure out which books I'm likely to enjoy. I also love that Storygraph shows content warnings, which help me to know if a book is safe for me to go into. Can't recommend this app enough!.JayViensVersion: 1.6

Lots of functionality, but somewhat clunky UII tried this app because I wanted something that would show more data on pages read. I found that this app indeed has the functionality I was looking for. The support staff showed me that you can create a yearly goal based on number of books, number of pages read or number of minutes listened. There are also useful graphs to help visualize those stats over time. My favorite feature is that they show a random sample of books in your want to read pile. This helps to renew interest in books I might have added months ago. I think my biggest complaint about this app though is the interaction is a bit clunky and the visual design needs some work. The overall feel of the app is cluttered and busy. It would be much better if they could simplify it a bit..JnlybbertVersion: 1.3

I (mostly) love it.StoryGraph is an excellent alternative to Goodreads! I especially like the recommendations. You get personalized recommendations based on books you’ve read and how you’ve rated them. (GR used to have that, but not anymore.) StoryGraph also has better social features. The only improvements I suggest are: 1. automatically move books to your “read” list from “currently reading” when you mark your progress as 100%, and 2. allow custom lists/easier tagging. I’d love to be able to “shelve” my books by genre, audience, etc. more easily than typing in tags each time. A drop-down list of favorite tags to add quickly to any book would be great. Thank you for your response! I appreciate you getting back to me. One more question: how do I get to a tag page?.KatemfleVersion: 1.3

Love it!It’s so much more user friendly and less likely to crash than goodreads, I’ve been slowly drifting to using sg only because of that. I love all of the data and stats you can track in the app, and while I hope to be able to get a plus subscription when I have a more stable income, the free version is great and still gives you a lot of features. Reading challenges are so much easier to find and join, and there’s a lot of great and varied challenges to choose from! My two biggest (and really only) gripes are that I can’t sort reviews by rating or comment on them, which are features of goodreads I enjoy. Aside from that, I would still recommend StoryGraph over goodreads, I really hope it becomes the new major tracking and review platform.TastysporeVersion: 1.10

The best book tracking app!I have used a lot of book tracking apps and this one is by far the best. i love the tags feature, the in depth review options, and the recommendations are spot-on. the stats are so cool to see too! most importantly, i really appreciate how interactive the team behind this app is with users. unlike GoodReads, i know there is love behind this app and there are constant improvements and new features being added (i am so in love with the Buddy Read feature, especially!!!). the transparency is something you don’t see everyday, and i really value that. there’s a face behind the app, and it’s not just some mega corp. love supporting storygraph and will always recommend it to all of my fellow bookworms!.Voldemort1608Version: 1.10

Best reading trackerStoryGraph is a huge upgrade in reading tracker apps - we’re not spoiled for choice, which makes it even lovelier that SG is so aesthetically pleasing as well as functional. The stats and graphs that show your reading history are pleasing to us data needs, and features are added all the time. It’s a pretty seamless transition over from the other main option out there, which is all the more impressive when you realize the entire show is run by like three people total! Nadia (founder) is super transparent too, and it’s really cool to get so much insight into her process and vision for where the app is headed next in terms of features. I’ve been using this app quite a while now & am a big fan!.Leah WeyandVersion: 1.10

I’m so glad I switched.I joined StoryGraph in early 2022 and have used it almost every day since. I’ve never really been a fan of the one app I don’t want to name because they’re listening, and finding this app was the answer I was looking for. Is it perfect? No. But I don’t care because it has what I need for my personal reading journey. And I always recommend it to my friends to try. And for anyone complaining about the app from the start of January 2024, you should know this app is run only by three people and their servers were overloaded by how many of you signed up at once. Give them a break and wait an extra day or two, and your account and the app will be fine. Good lord. *eyeroll*.Desah_rayrayVersion: 1.10

Great reading app.I really enjoy this app and it’s a great way to track your books. The pie chart showing the different reading moods is my favorite. One feature I think would elevate the app is an easier way to change the format of the book you’re reading. I didn’t realize at first when I searched for a book that I needed to pick the correct version, paperback, hardback, digital etc. When I finally realized it, it wasn’t worth going through and changing everything. You have to delete the book and then re add it as the other format. It would be cool if there was a drop-down to switch formats. Idk if this is even possible as I’m not a developer or tech person, but just a suggestion. Either way, good app, great tracking, and I like the way it looks..DaniellegravesVersion: 1.6

I use it everyday!I use this app everyday and it’s not JUST because of the reading streak feature. This app is created for the a true lover of reading whether you like the stats you can see, buddy reads or the recommendations. If you’re using another reading tracking app you may find that not a lot has changed, new features aren’t priority and things are broken. Not with The StoryGraph! The user interface is consistent, so you don’t login with confusion—but things are routinely being done to improve your experience. It’s also not owned by a huge corporation, so you’re supporting someone who cares. There is an import feature too to help transition. This is definitely a favorite app of mine!.BB_331Version: 1.7

Made the switch & never looked backI don’t remember where I heard about this app, but it was an easy changeover and I’ve been so much happier with how this app works for me as a reader! It’s clean, fun, and having a user-centered development roadmap makes me feel so ~special~. I’ve converted several fellow readers. Additionally, the Plus pricing is reasonable and totally worth it in the context of my budgetary priorities. I love being able categorize books the way I really want to. And with AI products making headlines all the time lately, the machine-learning-generated “what to read next” suggestions in this app are a useful tool WITHOUT all the ethical baggage. If you’re not a Storygraph user yet, grab your library card and make the jump!.Reallyyall47393748392Version: 1.6

The best reading app out thereI transitioned from Goodreads to StoryGraph last year and it improved my reading experience so much. The app offers readers a variety of stats and features that other apps do not supply. It is also super easy to transition your whole library, so do not worry about losing your data! I would 100% recommend making the switch if you want to see various aspects of your reading data displayed visually. Plus, there was an excellent reading wrapped feature at the end of the year. On top of that, the team that runs the app is very involved with users and responsive to requests users make. This is a wonderful app. I wish I could leave more than 5 stars..Baybod47Version: 1.6

My favorite book/reading appSearch for books (owned and not) by mood - way cool! Tell Story Graph content you’re not interested in and there will be an warning icon in the book info - so helpful! especially when your tbr list is hundreds of books long…so many books not enough time. You can be connected to other readers and stuff going on in the site or it can just be your personal reading/book tracker - great to have the choice The Stats - TOTALLY FUN! You can look at stats any time, how many books, how many in each mood, pages, format, pace. And lots of different compare features. The developers routinely seek input from users so this is an app built for readers. Thank you Story Graph!.H2clhVersion: 1.3

Forget Goodreads, get thisAfter being a Goodreads user for years, I finally got fed up of Amazon closing websites left and right (DP Review, Book Depository) and just being an overall nuisance to humanity. So I wanted to give Storygraph a try. I should have done it sooner. Importing all my info (shelves, reviews, etc.) from Goodreads was a breeze and Storygraph is more modern and gives way better stats. Plus it’s not Amazon, a really big plus. Try it, you’ll love it!.Manu_photoVersion: 1.7

Fantastic! 🤓If you love reading and if you love keeping track of your reading/if you love stats, then this is the app for you. The free version of the app is fantastic and it keeps getting better as more features are added. I’m very happy to use it instead of Goodreads which is owned by Amazon. I’d much rather support a great small business started and owned by a woman of colour in the UK. It’s simply fantastic and everything I could want and need in an app like this. I especially love the end of year wrap up stats..Stats are cool!Version: 1.7

FantasticIve used good reads in the past and story graph supersedes it in practically every way. Most importantly, the recommendations on Story Graph are 1000x more accurate than any other book-social site..Dj gamer inyaVersion: 1.10

Amazing App that does it allI really don’t have anything negative with my experience with this app. They are constantly adding more features (even for the free version) and it feels so much better supporting an independent company. I have used this app for just under a year and I’ve won 2 book giveaways, which is really just an added bonus. Using the buddy read feature is seamless. I RAVE about this app to all of my booky friends..TailoremilieVersion: 1.10

Better than GoodreadsThis app is definitely made by people who read and love books. They are constantly updating and adding awesome new features. They also take suggestions for updates from their users! And you get the added bonus of not supporting Amazon and instead supporting a small indie company!.BanazaBeanVersion: 1.8

Storygraph is SO good and it keeps getting better!I have been using the Storygraph for a few years now and highly recommend it. Importing your GoodReads data is easy. Do it and then forget that clunky, Amazon-owned app! The Stroygraph has a responsive to users: these are real people, who read books, and want their users to be happy. And this one certainly is!.Hh604Version: 1.7

Great app with lots of featuresI love that this app feels like it was designed by readers for readers. I’ve been extremely happy since migrating over to this app in 2020. I love how easy it is to add books to reading challenges, and I love the DNF option..KidsdogsbooksVersion: 1.6

Amazing!Book lovers unite! This app is absolutely fantastic. You can definitely tell that a reader created this app. The features are so cool! My favourite by far is the partial stars for rating books. I can't imagine all the work that has gone into making this what it is. Looking forward to future updates!.LD RoseVersion: 1.10

I keep getting logged outIf it’s an app that I download (rather than a site that I visit) I want to log in once: when I first download the app. Not weekly. So annoying. This is the main reason I haven’t deleted Goodreads. The stats are the greatest feature tbh..Mr. FalconVersion: 1.11

Better than Goodreads- but still room for improvement!Some things I would love to see: - A spot on the top of my profile that showcases my top 5 reads of all time. - The ability to make lists/ folders. - A quicker view of overall rating when browsing, rather than having to click on the title. - I find the interface all a bit BIG.. text size, etc. Would love to see it slimmed down to look a bit more sophisticated and sleek. Basically… Letterboxd but for books..BoogieMcBoogersonVersion: 1.10

Big fanBig fan of this app but I do wish I could add more than 5 genres for recommendations. I read a wide variety of books and I would like recommendations for all of them. I find my self having to edit the genres often to get more recommendations. A charts feature too would be a neat thing to have, something like Letterboxd or rate your music where you can see what users rate the highest and see what people are currently consuming.Dleahy14Version: 1.10

Love the stats BUT…I use Storygraph as my only book tracker — their stats feature is excellent, love all the charts and graphs. BUT i still use Goodreads for their reviews because I like being able to filter by star ratings and keywords. GR’s pagination of reviews is also more practical than SG’s endless scrolling (i always lose my place!). It’s also easier to go through a person’s shelves on GR because of, once again, the pagination..TrishqwertyVersion: 1.10

Excellent app & site for readers with caring and lively devsI’ve been using the Storygraph for several years now and it is by far and away my favourite book app. I use it to learn about my reading habits, keep track of my books, make recommendations to friends, and do buddy reads. I have a long enough TBR already, but I hear their recommendations are excellent, and I often use the robust filtering system to find what I want to read next in my pile. I’ve also been following Nadia, the CEO, and the progress she and the (very small) dev team make via the newsletter, and it’s been a delight seeing the app grow. The team takes user feedback seriously and is constantly making improvements. Highly recommend!.BabypotatohVersion: 1.10

Excellent app with a very responsive team!I enjoy this app so much - it’s a better fit for me than goodreads. It’s easy to use and when I encountered an issue their team responded to my email super fast. And if you find an incorrect book entry in their library, there is a form to submit and their team fixes it fast..LeighIsMeVersion: 1.10

I love the StoryGraphIt’s a great way to track your reading, and has much better usability and features than similar apps/sites. The stats features and the yearly wrap-up are some of my personal favourites, but the way they do recommendations is also great!.SamexistsVersion: 1.10

A terrific app for readers!I’ve been using this app (and the preceding website) for more than a year. It’s a terrific fit for how I like to record my reading and find new books. Unlike its Amazon-owned main competitor, StoryGraph makes sure I see the content of the book and its pluses and minuses before I get to a contextless star rating. If I want that, I can jump to it easily—but I really like getting the nuance first! In particular, I have found that certain categories of books that I adore (books with queer themes, BIPOC stories, books about women) often receive lower star ratings than their whiter, straighter, male comparators. Even though I know to account for that, the StoryGraph’s nuance-first setup helps ensure I don’t lose out on trying a great book because of those factors. Plus, you can do half and quarter stars in your own ratings!.LittleMouslingVersion: 1.10

Love this appI wanted to try a new book app other than Goodreads. I figured I might find one I like more. And I did! I love the various reading challenges, the fact you can buddy read and find various read alongs, and that it can personalize whether or not you might enjoy a book. Plus I’m supporting a non Amazon book app..Frawst_disastaVersion: 1.10

Best Book Tracking AppI have used other apps, one in particular for many years, but this app is by far superior and has become my go to. It has a more in depth review process (optional, you can stick to basics if that’s your preference!) It has tracking, updates, and it graphs so many different things about the books your reading (so much more than just hey I read x amount of books) You can add and edit books yourself, which is great when I want to add a short story from an anthology without having to say “yeah I read this 3000 page book but actually only 30 pages” There is a built in function for reading challenges, buddy reads, goals, giveaways and so much more! There are more and more giveaways being added, and hopefully more publishers and authors notice this app on the rise and join in on the fun over here too! The best part of this app is how engaging and kind the founder is! I cannot believe the work that has been put in and wish them nothing but success..PaintstainedpagesVersion: 1.10

Love, love this appI switched to StoryGraph in early 2022 after getting progressively more frustrated with “that other app”…the terrible ad-cluttered interface, lack of new development, and problematic ownership. TSG is a breath of fresh air and has literally changed my reading habits. I LOVE being able to see trends in my reading with the awesome graphs and to track what and how I want. The team, though small, is creative and incredibly responsive to user feedback. Cannot say enough about this app or its developers —I happily call myself a TSG evangelist!.DocQueenVersion: 1.10

Amazing Replacement for GoodReadsThis App is BIPOC owned and a small business. The small team made an amazing replacement for GoodReads that allows readers to track books, complete reading challenges, do read alongs, and do buddy reads. They are constantly are updating the app and everyone can see the updates they’re working on. Plus members can leave feedback about updates that are coming and provide suggestions that are actually listened to! My favourite part about The StoryGraph is the detailed reading breakdowns and ability to set multiple goals and join multiple reading challenges that users can create themselves and are easy to join..EttavieVersion: 1.10

Love StoryGraph!I’ve been using the app since 2021. Love the challenges, book tracking and stats!.RennylrVersion: 1.10

LoveThe only thing missing for me with story graph is that we dont have widgets! Everything else is amazing 🫶.BugtfkVersion: 1.10

Favorite tracking up BUTI love this app it’s been my go to for years, best tracker on the market. But sometimes it buffers like crazy, and it has some lagging. Recently the app hasn’t even been loading..TravelinbottleVersion: 1.10

Great but buggy BUT STILL DOWNLOAD IT!!!!!!This is a super easy to use app and I love the layout! However, I find there are a lot of glitches that don’t ruing anything, but it’s just a bit annoying. I try to enter my pages read from the Home Screen, but they never take so I have to go into the add dates to do it. Also the app sometimes just doesn’t open?? It usually fixes itself after a day but i almost use this app daily so it’s annoying that this keeps happen. However (again) this is still a great app and much better than Goodreads!!!!!.Gleek77Version: 1.10

Glitches all the timeI’ve had the app for 2 days. It has glitched out on me more than it’s worked. Tried to import my goodreads library, didn’t work. Tried open the app, I get a blank screen. Refresh it? Blank screen. Delete the app and redownload? Blank screen. This is definitely not making me want to keep the app..KateddxVersion: 1.10

Great for reading trackingHalf star options, no pushing you to buy books. Quiet, simple, like a library. End of the year wrap up gives you all your data with awesome graphs. Fantastic alternative to the other main book tracking app owned by a conglomerate. I ditched that other app recently and haven’t looked back..FriendofsapphoVersion: 1.6

Good app but strange glitchDon’t really know what is happening I get a white screen and can’t access the app. I have tried resetting my phone and the app. Still a good app but don’t understand why I can’t access..BookBook202020Version: 1.10

Better than good readsThis app is much better than good reads. However it no longer opens. I just get a white screen..Nooner1987Version: 1.10

Too many glitchesI absolutely loved this app but now it glitches all the time. It’s so bad I can’t even properly use app anymore :(...m...k..Version: 1.10

We need the notifications!!I love it, especially the buddy read fonction! We’re a bunch of girls in a book club and use it a lot! One thing missing is the notifications!!!! We have them inside the app but no options of having a phone notification when someone added a comment 😭 Pleaseeeee let us have badges at least!.VmethotVersion: 1.7

Missing some key featuresIt's ok as a book tracking app. The interface is sleek and minimalist unlike goodreads. I would love using the app even more if it were a bit more user friendly. Like having a link to your friends list from your profile. Instead you have to access your app through the community tab which isn't really intuitive. It would be nice to be able to add your friends to buddy reads by tapping a button beside their name. The only way you can currently add new users to buddy reads is through the buddy read page. The font size and buttons throughout the app also feel too small. It really should be bigger to accommodate those with vision problems and make it more accessible. Also it makes no sense as to why you have to scroll down to the bottom to view the book rating. It should be at the top right beside the title. That would be more user friendly. This last one's a bonus that would take it to the next level but I would love to see a feature that allows you to link your kindle account and automatically track your reading progress..FreedllamaVersion: 1.7

GlichThis review would normally be a 5 star but unfortunately there’s a glich in the app where I updated an owned book to recently read and it doesn’t show up and register that I have completed it and it only happens with some books. Please fix this!.Beth5131Version: 1.7

Unbelievably Good - now with Dark MoodI’ve had this app now for 18 months and it has been a game changer for me. I’m discovering books I have never thought of before..ClareBCVersion: 1.6

Game Changer!I am so happy I found Storygraph to help me track my reading. I really enjoy the data you build as you record your books - it’s helped me to hone in on the genres and moods that I enjoy but also branch out to try things I would likely never read. I appreciate all of the changes they’ve made since the app was created, especially dark mode and the inclusion of a “did not finish” option (where you can leave yourself a comment as to why you stopped reading!!) Future me loves the DNF option. Truly, everything they’ve done so far has only made the app more accessible and helpful. I can’t wait to see what else they come up with!.FernulaVersion: 1.6

A No BrainerI love this app! It is simple to use and there are so many features. The app developer cares about what HER users want and does her best to accommodate them. I like that I was able to import all of my data from a previously used reading tracker. The future is bright for the story graph. Im excited for updates as they release! Oh, and two words: Dark. Mode. Thank you Nadia! 🤍.Richelllle16Version: 1.6

Best Book App!!!This app continually gets better and better. The interface is easy to use and looks amazing! Dark Mode FTW! I love seeing what I have read, what I have listened to, and seeing how my moods change with what I am reading - this is a visual geeks' dreams come true app. I can't wait to see what the developers have planned for future updates and changes..ChasingkeeganVersion: 1.6

Must have!!I am very glad I made the switch to StoryGraph! I love the way it presents my reading data, plus the myriad of other features such as Buddy Reads. I’ve been trying to convince all my friends to transition to this tool - it’s very easy to do. If you’ve been thinking about it, now’s the time!.Mboone96Version: 1.6

How I wanted goodreads to beAll the functions I wanted in GR are present here ☺️ Also their recommendations are -chef kiss-!! I have found a lot of great books like this! I only wish the app didn't open a new window everytime I tap on a tab. While I can go back to the previous tab, if you tap on another tab it keeps building on top of every tab and becomes confusing (and wastes more of my data >_<) But it's just but a small complain :) Everything else is good!.DainisseVersion: 1.4

Great app!!One of the best I tried, works flawlessly..Kil0byVersion: 1.4

Might be time to retire GoodReadsFinally! GoodReads has been going downhill recently and I’ve been looking for a replacement. Unlike GoodReads this app is actually optimized for phones and it even has a website too. I was so glad I could transfer all of my GoodReads info over. I love looking through all the little graphs of all my reading stats. The info on the books is so much more in-depth and let’s you pick tags, content warnings and more. You can also still add books and add more info which GoodReads has removed for the average user. This is so helpful for me since I read a lot of digital comics and they aren’t usually on these sorts of reading platforms. My only input is that I would love to put more customization to my profile like adding a favourite book to the top of my page or having a status. Having your age/gender/etc would also be fun. Having badges would also be neat to show off to friends. I can’t wait to see what else this team will bring to their app. Very excited !!.WinchellaVersion: 1.3

Amazing, remember it’s a work in progress!So much better than Goodreads. The recommendations fit so perfectly with my reading habits, I love that you can give ratings by increments of 0.25, and the content warnings are a must! I also love that from when I started using the app about a year ago, a number of changes have been made to increase user experience. GR hasn’t changed once in all the years I have been using it. The developers are are a lovely little team that work incredibly hard to make meaningful updates. So if something is a not working for you, chances are there are plans to change it. Also the volunteer librarians that update the book data are truly wonderful!.D30katVersion: 1.3

Do you read? Then download this!!Fantastic app for avid and occasional readers. I love the graphs it creates, and the challenges from other readers. I think this app has made me read more often too..REP_YVRVersion: 1.3

OkI really want to like the app, however it’s not very user friendly/ intuitive. I will keep trying and holding out hope lol.RerebearVersion: 1.2

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StoryGraph: Reading Tracker Negative Reviews

Needs workGoing to need a lot of work to adequately compete with goodreads. The stats are great, but that’s about the only improvement. The interface is confusing, and certain pages can only be accessed by several unintuitive clickthroughs. The look of the whole thing just feels outdated as well. The fact that everything, including going “back” to a page, scrolls from the right is just weird. There are lots of covers, page info, and correct editions missing from this database, and searching editions by ISBN has yet to actually work correctly for me. Importing from goodreads made a mess of all of my information; thankfully I don’t have a large library so it only took an hour or so to manually update all of the books that inexplicably were marked as being audiobooks. (The edition noted on goodreads appears to have been fully disregarded in some cases). The reading tracking also needs work. It automatically marks ALL pages as being read on the final day of reading unless you manually track throughout. And it has to be *throughout* because there seems to be no way to back date entries, it will only allow me to add one “journal entry” per day, even if I update it to be for a day last week..Hershey96Version: 1.2

Bugs Galore!I saw this new reading app being suggested on TikTok so I thought to check it out. I downloaded the app and began to create an account and decided to also import my info from Goodreads. It stated that it may take some time and I’ll receive an email once complete. While waiting, I took their book recommendation survey and was really enjoying it and getting exciting to play around on the app. I got an email saying the import was done as well. Once I finished the survey, the app got stuck on a loading page. It wouldn’t change and so I force closed the app. I went to re-open the app and the loading screen was still their even after I force closed it. I waited and eventually it opened back up to the homescreen but it logged me out. I tried logging back in, but an error popped up saying that the page isn’t working. As a new user, this puts me off and I cannot say whether I’ll continue to use or even attempt to navigate this app as it isn’t working at all. Please fix it!.PeanutbutterluvVersion: 1.1

So many issues.This app was not easy to use for me. i made an account with no issues but when i try to go back into the app later, it signs me out! i put in the correct password because i have it saved and it says wrong password so… i have to go reset my password. no, no, there’s a problem with resetting my password, i try to reset it again and it works! yay! i’m logged in! great :) next day, go back into the app… logged out again for absolutely no reason and have the same problems AGAIN..Chiara + SYDNEYVersion: 1.1

MehWas in love with the app for the 3 days it worked. Now it doesn’t launch. Just opens and sits on a grey screen forever. Thanks for the ideas for my own app though hahah.Dawnrowan02Version: 1.10

App not openingI was recommended to download this app but for some reason when I downloaded it opens and it’s a white screen for forever. I can’t even setup an account or get started. It extremely frustrating..Mickey5704!Version: 1.10

Won’t openAll day now my StoryGraph app won’t open. It’s just a blank white screen. I’ve deleted and reinstalled and reset my phone… nothing is working..Mstlove90Version: 1.10

Cluttered, unintuitiveButtons unresponsive, cluttered interface that’s difficult to navigate. Used it for a total of 10 minutes before realizing it was essentially a static web pag..BirdCameraVersion: 1.3

UnusableAs others have said this app is completely unusable. Simple things like deleting an in-progress read are some how impossible? The tabs make no sense. The lay out of everything is not intuitive and there’s so much extra junk. We want to track and rate books! I don’t care to see books that were popular like 6mo-3yo ago on a random recommended page. I hope they fix the app because I’d love to fully move over from Goodreads as I have long standing beef with their bonkers app too, but it’s the better of the two as of now..KateannarmstrongVersion: 1.3

Crashes once a dayThe app frequently crashes, even though I keep it up to date. Going to the website is much more reliable..NiecierpekVersion: 1.2

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