Describe the actual copy.
Save the binding, edition, printing, signature, and special-edition details. The cover image identifies the book; your record describes the copy in your hands.
BUILT AROUND THE COPY YOU OWN
The paperback that goes everywhere. The signed hardcover that stays at home. Keep the details of both, without one replacing the other.
Bookshelf for iPhone
Rebecca Yarros
Two copies in your collectionIllustrative app screen and copy details
Save the binding, edition, printing, signature, and special-edition details. The cover image identifies the book; your record describes the copy in your hands.
A creased spine, a missing jacket, a name inside. Record condition and notes so you can check the details when you come across another copy.
Record the shelf location, purchase date, price paid, and where you bought it. Keep the practical details and the memory of finding it together.

Mary Shelley
Paperback · No ISBN recordedFound in a box under the table. Keeping the old bookmark.
A $2 BOOK IS WORTH RECORDING TOO
Bookshelf works for the worn paperback you found at a library sale. Add it by hand, save your own cover photo, and keep the details you find useful.
No barcode is required for manual entry. You can leave edition and printing unknown until you have a reason to check them.
Two physical copies count as two collected books. In a supported series guide, they count as one title toward completing the set. Both views have their place.
Explore library toolsBookshelf for iPhone. In development by Russell Apps.
Also designed for iPad and Apple-silicon Mac.