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Home library catalog on your phone and computer: scan ISBN barcodes, scan a whole shelf or type a title. Finds old and European editions in national libraries, even books without ISBN. Track loans, import from other catalogs. First 100 books free.

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Our library management app caters exclusively to home and private libraries.

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Based on our record, Libib.com seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 2 times since March 2021.
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Libella.app is a home library catalogue for people with more books than they can remember. Add books by scanning the barcode, searching by title, or scanning a whole shelf or the copyright page of older books. Book details come from national library catalogues across Europe and the US (Library of...
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Libella.app's answer
A progressive web app in plain JavaScript, hosted on Netlify with serverless functions; Supabase for accounts and the database; Google Gemini for recognising books from shelf photos and copyright pages; our own bridge to national library catalogues over Z39.50 and SRU; plus Open Library and Google Books.
Libella.app's answer
If your shelves hold older or European books, Libella.app finds them where other apps return nothing. It works on phone and computer without installing anything, keeps your data in one account across devices, and lets you edit many books at once in a table view. There are no ads and no third-party trackers. The first 100 books are free forever, and larger libraries cost 2.99 €/month or 29 € once.
Libella.app's answer
Most book apps rely on retail databases, so they struggle with older, out-of-print and non-English books. Libella.app looks books up in national library catalogues across Europe and the US (Library of Congress, Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, BnF, SBN Italy, Biblioteca Nacional de España and more), so it finds the exact edition you own, even books printed before the ISBN existed. It runs in the browser on both phone and computer: scan on your phone, organise on a big screen.
Libella.app's answer
People with large home libraries who no longer know what they own: book collectors, avid readers, families sorting out an inherited collection, and anyone with older or non-English books that mainstream apps don’t recognise. Many of our users catalogue hundreds of books in their first week.
Libella.app's answer
Libella.app started with a simple problem: a home full of books and no idea what was on the shelves. Existing apps worked well for new English bestsellers, but not for the older and local editions that fill most European homes. So we built a catalogue that asks the libraries themselves, connecting it to national library catalogues across Europe and the US. It is made by a small independent team in Europe.
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Tracking Libella.app since Nov 2026.
A physical book manager with barcode reader (Like libib.com). Source: almost 5 years ago
So I use libib.com who is not opensource but allow me to track my family book pretty easily. Source: almost 5 years ago
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