Bookshelves vs StoryGraph

Updated 2026-11-08

StoryGraph is a reading tracker known for moods, pace, and content warnings. Bookshelves keeps up to three moods, content warnings, and why you set a book aside on the book itself, then counts them on Goals — inside rooms and a wood shelf, with a Librarian you can hire free.

Bookshelves vs StoryGraph at a glance

JobBookshelvesStoryGraph
JobRooms, shelf, goals, and reading marks on each bookStats-first tracker: moods, pace, content warnings
Reading marksMoods, warnings, review, and did-not-finish reasons on the bookMood, pace, and content-warning graphs
What guests seePublic shelf omits warnings, reviews, and private notesProfile stats you choose to show
Price shapeFree Librarian desk; wallet tokens for hosted AIStoryGraph free tracker; optional Plus

Marks live on the book

Moods, what the book is about, a written review, and why you stopped stay on that book. Goals counts them for the year. A public shelf does not list the warning words or the review text.

A room, not only a graph

StoryGraph is strongest when you want charts. Bookshelves is strongest when you want the book in a room, a jacket on a plank, and a year of goals beside it.

Hire the Librarian

Bookshelves.me is the keyword door. library.cloudcrew.si is the suite twin. Clubs and little libraries are sibling hires, not this shelf.

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