Reviews for Pagebound: Social Book Tracker

This is my favorite book talk app by far! Fell in love with the web version first. I’ve ditched Goodreads for good and don’t miss it. The fact that every book has a readalong forum, where you can discuss and share your thoughts while reading is my favorite feature. I also really love finding and […]

I’ve been using (and loving) Pagebound in-browser for a few weeks now, eagerly awaiting its app release. today is app release day and it couldn’t possibly be more beautiful!!!! this app has lived up to and surpassed every teaser and promo that Jennifer and Lucy have been pushing out on the PB socials. the app […]

I’ve gotten on this app in search of an alternative book tracker to GR and I’ve never looked back. Not only are the features itself great — forums, list curating(mixtapes but for books), half star ratings, emoji highlights, daily discovery page refresh for recs, seasonal and special readalongs, etc. — Pagebound and its community has […]

genuinely THE best book tracking app out there!! i love the design, the reading challenges, and especially the focus on community interaction. there’s a great planning feature for sorting our your tbr as well as forums for every book – you can track people’s thoughts by %, which makes the reading experience so much more […]

Love this app so far! Happy to know it’s from a small developer, does not use AI, and is free from ads! The devs make it easy to report any bugs or issues and they actually listen to their users! I like the community functions and so far it’s been a very positive experience. There […]

I’m really liking this app so far. I only have one request, please add a way we can keep track of what page we left on. There’s already a “my book journey” so being able to see how many pages we’ve read over time would be so cool. If this is already something you guys […]

I’ve been a fan of Pagebound for awhile and really enjoyed using the website! The app is just as great and has a stunning interface. If youre a reader and enjoy talking with others about all things books, this is the app for you with tracking, book forums for conversation, badges, and more!

This app is absolutely beautiful! there are so many features I don’t even know where to begin. I think my favorite is that when you’re in the forms there are spoilers and those spoilers are blurred!! I love that! I can see that there’s a post and I can choose if I’m going to go […]

Nice but import needs work. Just started out and overall very good first impression, nice and easy ui and good features, however the import from my Goodreads completely messed up. It has put everything from my Want to Read into the TBR, together with my actual TBR, so I’ll now have to manually go over […]

There are a couple of issues that still need work: The app is a little glitchy (app is up to date) & has closed a couple of times. I don’t understand the +add read dates feature; I wanted to add the dates I’m reading each day but it seems to just want the start and […]

I’ve been a Pagebound user through their website for several months and have fallen in love with the book tracker’s setup, design, and concept. As an app, Pagebound takes what you know and love from the website version and changes it to be mobile-friendly! Everything is easily accessible. The colors are even more eye-catching than […]

username: Bluehairedboy So I’m not the type of person to leave a review but I wanted to leave one for PageBound because this is honestly the cutest book tracking app on the planet. I love the way it’s so intuitive to use. I love the reddit type forums and the fact that this app is […]

The cutest book app ever! I really like the half-star rating, the monthly/yearly reading plans, and so much more that this app has: emojis to describe the book you’re reviewing, recommendations from people all over the world, DNF and paused options (which goodreads doesn’t have), shelfs and lists you can make, quests to earn points […]

Pagebound is a great platform to track and discuss reading and listening to books! The app version has the same features and capabilities as the Pagebound mobile/browser version. The app interface looks nice, is user-friendly, and works well! There are no ads or annoying notifications. You can create an account or use Google credentials to […]

Pagebound is the most beautiful, modern, sleek reading app I have ever used. The founders prioritize community, discussion, and connection and it shows in every choice and every new upgrade. No AI, no algorithm, no advertisements or promotions, just discussing the books you love with a friendly and welcoming community. Pagebound turned my doomscrolling into […]

I’ve been using Pagebound website for a while now, and am so happy the App is now available. Things to Love: – “Current Reads” are featured at the top of the landing page for the App, so you can quickly update where you’re up to in the book, post a thought “from X%”, and review […]

Pagebound is the perfect social book app. Community focused, inclusive, a great way to make friends and discover new books. it takes everything missing from other book trackers, and then makes standard features 100 times better. I have made new friends, discovered new favourite books I never would have known about otherwise, and has simply […]

It’s a book tracking app that focuses on discussion and community more than which special edition of the book you read and such. I love that it has no AI features and is owned by People and not the big bad Corporation. I feel like it has the potential to be a good platform to […]

Although the app is new, and, admittedly, I have had an issue or two, I’m giving this app 5 stars because it just released so it gets some slack aaaaaaand I love it so much. How many different ways you can rate a book and how much more specifically you can do it is just […]

Very grateful that a reading app has been made for readers by readers! I have been using the desktop version for the past few months and at first I was nervous about switching from Goodreads (which would update my reading status without me having to do anything). I thought I would fall behind on tracking […]