A reading room, not a database
Booknest
Know what to read next, and the best way to get it.
Bring your whole library over from Goodreads in about ten seconds — everything you own, everything you are saving for later, everything you are halfway through. Then a shelf that is genuinely pleasant to stand in front of.
Working today
- Import from Goodreads
- Your export file is read in your browser — only the book entries are saved to your private account, synced across your devices, never the file itself. Shelves, star ratings, dates, and which copies you actually own — all of it comes across.
- Your shelves
- Search by title or author, filter by what you are in the middle of, and watch the covers arrive as you scroll. Hundreds of books stay quick.
Being built
- What to read next
- Suggestions built from the books you actually finished and rated highly — not from whatever is trending this week.
- The free shelf
- The public domain is enormous and largely excellent. There is no good reason it should be this hard to find and this ugly to read.
- One honest price
- The same book across Amazon, Flipkart and the rest, side by side, before you spend anything. India first.
Three things that will not change
No ads. Ever.
Your library is not an audience. Nothing you keep here gets packaged up and sold to somebody who wants to sell you something.
No subscription.
There is no paid tier holding the useful half hostage, and no trial quietly counting down. If a thing works, it works for everyone.
Free to use.
One day, if you buy a book through a link here, the shop pays us a small cut. That is the whole business. You pay the same price either way.
Bring your library over.
One file, about ten seconds. Your Goodreads file is read in your browser — we save the books to your private account, synced across your devices, never the file itself.