Progress by the page
Record the page you stopped on and see exactly how far through you are. Finishing a book you are 80 percent through beats starting a fourth one.
Catalogie tracks what you are reading, what you finished and the to-be-read pile you keep adding to. Progress is the page you are actually on, statuses cover the books you paused and the ones you abandoned, and if a book is missing from the catalogue you can add it yourself.
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Reading is the one people most want a record of and least often have. The books blur together, the year ends, and the honest answer to "what did you read?" is four titles and a shrug - even though it was closer to twenty.
Catalogie tracks reading by the page. Note where you stopped and the book knows how far through you are, which is a far more useful thing than a shelf labelled "currently reading" holding six books you have not opened since March. Set the page, see the percentage, and pick the one you are genuinely closest to finishing.
The statuses are honest too. Reading, paused, want to read, finished - and stopped, for the ones you gave up on, because pretending otherwise is how a to-be-read pile becomes a source of guilt rather than a list. Change your mind and put a book back on the pile and your reading progress is kept; it is history, not a setting.
Record the page you stopped on and see exactly how far through you are. Finishing a book you are 80 percent through beats starting a fourth one.
Plus stopped, for the ones you abandoned. Honest statuses keep the to-be-read pile a list rather than an accusation.
Move a book back to want-to-read and the reading you already did is not deleted. Your progress is a record of what happened, not a switch.
Missing from the catalogue? Describe it once - title, author, year - and after a quick check it becomes a real entry everyone can use, with a note back to you when yours goes in.
Five stars with halves or a ten-point scale, set separately for books - the scale that suits novels does not have to be the one you use for films.
Group however you actually think - "Cozy fantasy", "Finish in 2026", "Borrowed, must return" - and reorder them with a drag.
One prioritised queue with filters for length and mood, so choosing the next book takes a moment rather than an evening.
Full metadata and cover art from Google Books - author, year, page count and blurb - so your shelf looks like a shelf.
Books and pages finished, this month, this year and all time, plus your genre fingerprint, rating curve, reading streak and a Yearly Wrap for any year.
Search over 2.4 million books and editions with covers and detail from Google Books - or add one yourself if it is missing.
Update the page as you go. The percentage follows, and the book tells you how much is left.
Seeing you are 80 percent through something is usually all it takes. At year's end you have a real record instead of a shrug.
Years of Goodreads exports and half-finished spreadsheets are exactly what nobody wants to retype. Import what you have and start from where you actually are.
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