Looking for a way to export your Fable reading data, download your book lists, or transfer your reading history from Fable to another app? If you've been searching for a Fable CSV export, a way to back up your Fable library, or instructions on how to move your books from Fable to Goodreads or StoryGraph, you're not alone. Readers deserve the freedom to access and move their own data without being locked into a single platform. That's why MyBibliotheca puts data ownership first, offering one-click data export so you can download your reading history and take it wherever you go. Your reading journey should always belong to you.

No hoops. No begging for access. No lock-in.

Your books. Your history. Your data.

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Your reading history belongs to you. Not to an app, a corporation, or a platform that decides whether you're allowed to take it elsewhere.

Looking for a way to export your Fable reading data, download your book lists, or transfer your reading history from Fable to another app? If you've been searching for a Fable CSV export, a way to back up your Fable library, or instructions on how to move your books from Fable to Goodreads or StoryGraph, you're not alone. Readers deserve the freedom to access and move their own data without being locked into a single platform. That's why MyBibliotheca puts data ownership first, offering one-click data export so you can download your reading history and take it wherever you go. Your reading journey should always belong to you.

Readers spend years building their libraries, tracking their progress, writing reviews, and recording their reading journeys. That data shouldn't be locked behind a platform's walls.

At MyBibliotheca, your data is yours. Period.

That's why we've built one-click data export directly into MyBibliotheca. Take your books, reading history, ratings, reviews, and other personal reading data with you whenever you want.

No hoops. No begging for access. No lock-in.

Your books. Your history. Your data.

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Have a shelf full of favorites and no idea how to rank them? You can now make a book tier list in MyBibliotheca using books that are already in your library.

Start with the books you’ve read

Open Tier Lists from your account menu and create a list. Choose Add books to browse your library, filter by title or author, and select several books at once. There’s no spreadsheet to prepare and no second round of uploading covers. If a book isn’t in your library yet, you can add it through the usual catalogue flow.

The editor starts with S, A, B, C, and D tiers, plus an Unranked pool for books you haven’t placed yet. Drag a cover where you want it, or use the keyboard and tap controls to rank and reorder titles. Rename tiers, change their colors, and add or remove tiers to make the list yours.

Your tier list is separate from your reading record. Moving a book around won’t change its place in your library or delete it from your account. Lists save as you work, and a browser draft can be recovered if a save is interrupted.

Share a link when you’re ready

Lists start private. When you choose to share one, MyBibliotheca makes a public link you can send to a friend or post for other readers. The shared page shows the ranked books and their catalogue details; it doesn’t expose your account, reading history, notes, or unranked books.

You can make the list private again at any time. That disables the current link. If you publish it again later, MyBibliotheca creates a new link, so the old one stays invalid.

Make it your list

Use a list for the books you’d recommend to anyone, your favorite reads this year, or a long-running debate about which series deserves the top spot. You can keep several lists, duplicate one as a starting point, or download a share image of the finished ranking.

Tier Lists are ready in MyBibliotheca. Open your account menu and choose Tier Lists to get started.

You look up a word halfway through a chapter. It makes sense, you carry on, and a week later you meet it again. Somehow the definition has gone missing.

MyBibliotheca now has a place for those words. Vocabulary turns the single-word highlights you save from your reading into a personal review list. You can try to remember a meaning, reveal the definition, and decide when you need to see the word again.

If you've used Anki, the routine will feel familiar. MyBib uses a simple spaced-recall schedule of its own, rather than Anki's scheduling algorithm. The words come from the books you're already reading.

Your highlights build the list

Adding a word starts with something you choose to save. There are three ways to get it into MyBib:

• Manual highlights: save a single word as a highlight on a book in your MyBibliotheca library.
• Readwise: highlight a single word in a reading tool connected to Readwise, then let your configured Readwise integration bring it into MyBib.
• KOReader: highlight a single word on your reader and send it to MyBib through the KOReader highlights plugin. Depending on your setup, uploads can happen automatically or when you send them yourself.

Once those highlights are in your account, opening Vocabulary collects the eligible words. You can also tap Refresh highlights to collect newly arrived highlights. That button checks what's already in MyBib; the Readwise sync or KOReader upload has to happen first.

Existing single-word highlights count, too. You may have the beginnings of a vocabulary list waiting for you already. If you've brought in a very large collection, another refresh may be needed to collect the rest.

Say you come across reticent in a novel. Highlight just reticent, sync or save that highlight, and open Vocabulary. The word joins your list with its source book and highlight date, giving you a way to remember where you found it.

The selection matters. Highlighting a reticent stranger saves a useful passage, but it won't create a vocabulary entry. Notes and the separate note fields in Readwise and KOReader are also excluded. To add a word, save it as a single-word highlight.

Extra spaces or line breaks around the word are fine. Letters with an internal apostrophe or hyphen are supported; numbers and punctuation around the word are excluded. Words are stored in lowercase, and repeated highlights of the same word become one vocabulary entry. Your original highlights stay as you saved them.

A few minutes of practice

Open Practice to see the words that are due. Read the word and take a moment to recall its meaning before tapping Reveal definition.

English definitions come from WordNet, with examples and synonyms where available. Synonyms sit beside the meaning they belong to, which helps when a word has several senses. Some names, newer slang, and specialized terms won't have a dictionary entry.

After revealing the definition, choose how well you remembered it:

• Again brings it back in ten minutes.
• Hard schedules it at least a day away, with smaller increases on later reviews.
• Good schedules it at least three days away, with longer gaps as you keep remembering it.

Choose what fits. If you recognized the word but couldn't explain it, Again is a perfectly useful answer. The next review date follows your choice, and your progress is saved to your account.

Keep the words you want to learn

All words lets you browse and search your collection. When a word no longer needs your attention, archive it. Highlighting it again won't put it back into practice; you can restore it yourself from Archived whenever you want.

Your vocabulary list is private to your account. Definitions are looked up through MyBib's own dictionary service, and vocabulary progress is included in your account data export.

Try it with the next unfamiliar word you meet. Save the highlight, bring it into MyBib, and give yourself a chance to remember it after the chapter is over.

Open Vocabulary — sign in with your MyBibliotheca account to get started.

Feature image: Jean Honoré Fragonard, Young Girl Reading, c. 1769. National Gallery of Art, Washington. Gift of Mrs. Mellon Bruce in memory of her father, Andrew W. Mellon. Public domain.

Your next chapter can start on your iPhone. The MyBibliotheca iOS beta is available through TestFlight, bringing your library, reading journal, audiobook tracking, and TBR into a dedicated app for iPhone and iPad.

Already have a MyBibliotheca account? Use it in the app. The books you added on the website and the reading history you have built belong to that account, so you can pick up where you left off.

Join the MyBibliotheca iOS beta on TestFlight.

A familiar reading space, made for your phone

The iOS app puts Home, Library, Add, TBR, and Stats within reach through native tabs. Notifications and Settings sit in the toolbar, and Back navigation helps you return to the page you were just using.

That means fewer steps between opening the app and doing the thing you came for: logging a chapter, checking your queue, adding a recommendation, or looking at your month in books.

The app connects to the same MyBibliotheca account as the website. Saved changes carry across when you return to your library in a browser or on another device.

Keep every format in one reading journal

A paperback on the nightstand, an ebook in your bag, and an audiobook for the commute can all share the same journal.

Record pages, reading sessions, and listening minutes. Track your position or completion percentage, keep start and finish dates, and leave a note about a session you want to remember. Audiobook duration and progress sit alongside your print and ebook records.

MyBibliotheca helps you keep track of what you read and hear. You continue to enjoy the books themselves in your usual reading and listening apps.

Make room for what comes next

Your TBR can hold more than a title. Add priorities, mood tags, and a reminder of why a book caught your attention. Separate your wider Plan to read collection from the books you want Up next.

Private lists, custom bookshelves, and series information help you find your way around the collection. Whether you are choosing a short weekend read or returning to a favorite author, a little context makes the decision easier.

Bring your existing library along

If your reading history lives in Goodreads or StoryGraph, you can import a supported CSV and review the column mapping before bringing it into MyBibliotheca. Supported fields include books, reading statuses, ratings, notes, and reading dates.

If you have already imported that history into your account, it is ready when you sign in on iOS. Installing the app does not require importing it again.

Our library import guide walks through the supported fields and steps.

Save the ideas that stay with you

Keep private notes, reviews, and highlights with the books they belong to. The notes editor offers simple formatting, so a reading journal can be comfortable to write as well as useful to revisit.

You can also connect Readwise, set up KOReader progress sync, or use the KOReader highlights plugin. Each integration needs its own setup; existing connections belong to your account and remain available when you use the iOS app.

For readers collecting new words, Vocabulary brings together single-word highlights for practice with English definitions and recall choices.

See your reading life take shape

Stats help you look beyond the number of books finished. Revisit reading activity, streaks, pages, listening minutes, and monthly progress. Year in Reading gives you another way to reflect on the books and patterns that shaped your year.

When you want to share something, recap cards let you choose a moment from your reading without opening up your whole library.

Your account stays private by default. MyBibliotheca is ad-free, and you can export your library and reading records when you want a copy of your own.

Install the iOS beta with TestFlight

TestFlight is Apple's app for installing and testing beta releases. That is how to get the MyBibliotheca iOS beta today.

1. Install TestFlight from the App Store on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Open the MyBibliotheca beta invitation on that device.
3. Follow the invitation to accept the beta and install MyBibliotheca. TestFlight shows the available build and device requirements.
4. Open MyBibliotheca and sign in with your existing account, or create one if you are new.
5. Add your current book, log a session, or explore the library you already have.

Beta builds are available for a limited testing period. Keep an eye on TestFlight for updates; you can also enable automatic updates there. Apple explains installation, build expiry, and feedback in its TestFlight guide.

Help shape the iOS experience

We would love to hear how the app fits into your everyday reading. Try adding a book, recording an audiobook session, moving through your TBR, and revisiting your notes on the device you normally use.

If something looks wrong or feels awkward, send feedback through TestFlight or report an issue in MyBibliotheca while signed in. Include the device, the build shown in the app, and the steps that led to the problem. Check screenshots for personal information before sending them.

The Help Center is also available if you need help getting started. And the website remains there whenever you want to use MyBibliotheca from a browser.

Try MyBibliotheca on iOS through TestFlight.

Your reading journal should make space for the way you actually read. Thank you for helping us bring that experience to iPhone and iPad.

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Your reading life now has a home on Android. MyBibliotheca is on Google Play, bringing your private library, reading journal, audiobook progress, and TBR queue into a dedicated app.

If you already use MyBibliotheca on the web, sign in with the same account. Your books and reading history are already there. There is no second library to maintain and no new import to run just because you installed the app.

Get MyBibliotheca on Google Play.

The same reading life, easier to reach

The Android app brings MyBibliotheca's existing reading tools together with native navigation. Persistent Dashboard, Library, Add, TBR, and Stats tabs keep your everyday destinations close, while toolbar shortcuts take you to Notifications and Settings.

Open your current book, record a session, choose what to read next, or look back at your reading activity without finding your way through a browser menu. The app uses the same MyBibliotheca service as the website, so your saved changes are available when you next open your account on another device.

This is a reading tracker, not an ebook reader or audiobook player. MyBibliotheca keeps the record of your reading; your books and listening apps remain wherever you enjoy them.

Track pages, listening time, and the moments between

Some days you finish a novel. Some days you manage a chapter before bed or twenty minutes of an audiobook on the way home. Both belong in your reading history.

Track hardcovers, paperbacks, ebooks, and audiobooks in one personal library. Log pages and listening minutes, record your current position or percentage complete, and save reading-session notes. Keep start and finish dates so you can return to the books you read and the time you spent with them.

Audiobook tracking sits alongside print and ebook progress, with listening time, duration, and completion percentage. You do not need a separate journal for every format.

Give your TBR more context

A to-be-read list can become a collection of good intentions. MyBibliotheca gives it a little more structure.

Use Plan to read for your wider queue and Up next for the books you are considering soon. Create private lists, choose priorities, arrange your queue, and add mood tags. Save a note about why you added a book: a friend's recommendation, a review, or simply the right story for a particular season.

Filter by author, genre, format, mood, or length when you want a book that fits the moment. Custom bookshelves and series details help keep the rest of your collection organized, too.

Bring the library you already have

Moving to a new book tracker should not mean abandoning years of reading history. MyBibliotheca supports Goodreads, StoryGraph, and other supported CSV imports, with a review step for mapping your columns before the import.

Bring over books, reading statuses, ratings, notes, and reading dates. Already imported your library on the website? Just sign in to the Android app. Those records belong to your account, not to one device.

See the Goodreads and StoryGraph import guide for the supported fields and setup steps.

Keep highlights close to their books

Your reading journal can hold more than a rating. Save private book notes and highlights, then revisit the passages and ideas that stayed with you.

Connect Readwise to import highlights and notes and match them to your library. KOReader progress sync can link ebook positions to your MyBibliotheca reading history and keep locations in sync across configured KOReader devices. A separate MyBibliotheca KOReader plugin brings in highlights and notes.

These integrations require setup in their respective services; installing the Android app does not automatically connect them. Your existing account connections remain available when you sign in.

Learn more about Readwise imports, KOReader progress, and KOReader highlights.

Look back with more than a book count

Explore reading streaks, activity calendars, pages read, audiobook minutes, and monthly progress. Year in Reading brings together finished books, favorite reads, formats, returning authors, and your month-by-month pace.

Shelf Archaeology invites you to revisit unfinished and forgotten books in your own collection. Sometimes your next read is already on your shelf.

When you want to share a moment, create a reading calendar, a finished-book recap, or a monthly or yearly summary. Share a snapshot without making your entire reading history public.

Private by default, still yours to take with you

MyBibliotheca remains private by default and ad-free. There is no social feed to keep up with and no requirement to publish your library. If you choose an optional public reading page, you control whether it includes ratings and your reading streak; private notes stay private.

Export your library and reading logs as CSV, or take highlights and notes with you in Markdown or plain text. Your reading life should remain useful beyond any single app.

Get started on Android

1. Open MyBibliotheca on Google Play and install the app on a supported device.
2. Sign in with your existing MyBibliotheca account, or create an account if you are new.
3. Open your current book, add your next read, or import your library to get started.

Account controls are available in Settings. Sign out is at the bottom of the Profile tab, and the footer shows the installed Android app version to help when reporting a problem.

The website remains available on phones, tablets, and computers. The Android app is another way into the same reading space, not a replacement for it.

Thank you to everyone who has helped shape MyBibliotheca by using it, asking questions, and sharing feedback. You can report an issue or suggest an improvement as you try the app.

Your books. Your data. Your pace.

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