My Library

Julien Keith

About this app

Free and ad-free, My Library allows you to store your personal library and to perform a quick search within it.

My Library allows you to:
- Add a book to your library by scanning its barcode (title, author, cover, summary, published date, publisher, ...)
- Add a book to your library via its ISBN number or by keyword
- Add a book to your library manually
- Look for a book in your library
- Sort your library by titles, names, categories, read / unread, ...
- Export your library within an Excel file
- Import a library from a previously exported library
- Manage your wishlist
- Display some statistics

For intellectual property reasons, real book covers are not allowed on Google Play screenshots. But in the app, you will of course be free to add official covers for your books.

Please note that My Library uses many services (like Google Books, Amazon, etc.) in order to match ISBN numbers and the books you are looking for, therefore if an ISBN number is not found, it is because it is not referenced within those services.

Thanks a lot to my awesome users and translators:
- Thomas Brasser (German)
- Luca Gaudino (Italian)
- Yanina Prunt and Maxim Makarov (Russian)
- Matheus Philippe de Faria Santos (Portuguese / Brazilian)
- Laura Cruz (Spanish)
- Kenneth Chung (Chinese)
- Sreekanth Chakravarthy (Kannada)
- Marcin Kozioł & Katarzyna Jędrzejewska (Polish)
- Merve Aydoğdu (Turkish)
- Zhraa Khaled (Arabic)
- Luc Weyn (Dutch)
- Andrei Ghebaură (Romanian)
- Gudveig Rian (Norwegian Bokmål & Norwegian Nynorsk)
- Damnjan (Slovenian)
- Anthony Liu Nuttawuth (Thai)
- WeePine (Vietnamese)
- Сергій Максімов (Ukrainian)
- Bjarne D. Jensen (Danish)

Icon by Rafi from GraphicsFuel.

Ratings and reviews

It's free and there aren't any ads so I have a hard time wanting to rip it apart but there are a lot of minor annoyances that add up quick. Especially if you've an odd collection of old books that have seemingly been forgotten. It serves as a great way to keep track of your books and for the most part an ISBN is all that's needed. Whoever first wrote in the summaries must've been a low-income librarian however as most are literally "Old book. Front cover good condition" or otherwise superfluous

Out of all the book inventory apps, this one had all the elements I was looking for. You can scan your books or input them manually. I like how you can sort your library by author and title and the book cover, read status, publication date and page number are all visible. Even cooler is the stats page, which let's you see your read and unread books, top 10 authors, publishers, etc.

so far it's be pretty great over all. some books I'd have expected to be easier to look up haven't been available and ive needed for manually input a decent amount. but over all I really appreciate this is free and I can organize everything. I have hundreds of books and have made it through about 150 of them without any true issues. as long as it doesn't crash and loose all my work, or something like that, ill use it for the foreseeable future

What’s new

v2.1.8
- Excel export / import is now in XLSX format.
- New option to delete unused covers.
- New option to ignore French determiners while sorting.
- Continuous improvements.

v2.1.7
- New tutorial to export your data.

v2.1.6
- Danish language is now available!

v2.1.5
- Many bug fixes.