I ship small, frequent improvements to Biblora - a minimalist reading tracker app. This page documents what changed, why we changed it, and how it helps readers. We build transparently and prioritize requests from the community, often inspired by thoughtful tools like StoryGraph.
Feature release: optimized Google auth flow.
Changed Supabase flow to own server flow to improve performance and reliability.
Bug fixes for stability
When clicking the back button on book modification, the book was saved.
Feature release: added book types for clearer tracking.
I added book types so you can categorize your reads (e.g., physical, ebook, audiobook). This helps make stats clearer and prepares future filters.
Bug fixes and improvements for stability and clarity.
This patch release improves production reliability and fixes notes handling.
Feature release with notes and roadmap.
You can now add notes to books, and we’ve published a public roadmap to make upcoming work visible.
A focused release to improve discovery and sign-up clarity.
We introduced lightweight landing pages and added conversion tracking to understand how visitors become readers. Clear messaging and frictionless paths help more people start logging books in seconds.
Initial public release with core reading features.
The first stable version delivers the essentials: add books, track progress, manage your account, and try Biblora with a free trial before subscribing. Simple, reliable, and distraction‑free.
Biblora is a calm reading tracker that helps you add books, log pages, and build steady reading habits. It’s a lightweight, low‑cost alternative to complex apps - simple enough to use every day.