Softgoods

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About this app

Softgoods is a place where you can store, bookmark, journal, and organize your favorite fan fictions. You can create different shelves sand saved links to your favorite fan fictions. Add notes to each story so you can go back any time and see what you have read in the past and what your thoughts are.

Softgoods is also a great place to share what you have read with friends. You can do this by making shelves and notes public, and send your friends links so they can see what you have read and what you thought. You can add tags to each story as well, which makes it easy to search through your timeline.

What about bragging rights? Softgoods has that too. You can easily track how many fics have you read, what your word count is monthly, the number of authors you follow, and how much more you read than last month.

Softgoods is a fun place to help organize your reading habits. It makes journaling fun and easy. Explore the world of fan fictions with the help of our app. Join in on the fun now! We are in a very early stage but are continuously working to improve our product. You will see many changes over the coming months as we try to build a very stable product that takes the complication away from journaling.

Softgoods was made for fan fiction readers by fan fiction readers!

Ratings and reviews

Status button wasn't obvious in how it worked at first. Any chance of getting a "times read" counter that adds to words read on the home screen to make rereading accessible to free users? I don't need to keep track of when, but it'd be nice to have a counter show on my shelves. Maybe after reading status ("Finished: 2" "Finished-3" etc.) if not its own line? Neat app that I'm excited to use going forward.

4~4.5/5. App has a few kinks that need worked out, such as when going back to look at shelves, it instead takes me to a different page. but overall amazing and exactly what I was looking for to track my AO3 reads! I pay for premium too, as it's absolutely worth it. Haven't found anything that works quite as well for FF, especially pulling works directly from the site for tags, summary, word count, etc. Would definitely recommend.

Wait, I'm confused. I thought I'd be able to read text post within the app itself similar to a "reader it later" app? I also don't really like that you have to put things into a shelf as well as it doesn't seem to have full Tumblr support. By that I mean, it doesn't pull in the post's title (of they have one), the url as the author, or its word count. Tags works fine, though.

What’s new

Updated purchase subscription screen