www.everlogue.com

I’ve been building Everlogue, a connected home for your reading life. It’s a place to discover books, organize your shelves, track what you’re reading across physical books, ebooks, and audiobooks, and preserve your ratings, reviews, reading dates, rereads, and progress.

Discovery brings together Everlogue’s curated catalog, authors, genres, series, popular book clubs, editorial collections, reader activity, related titles, and Google Books. Readers can search by title, author, series, description, or ISBN and move naturally from finding a book to saving it, choosing an edition, tracking their progress, and sharing a review.

Everlogue now includes a growing reading community. Readers can create public profiles, follow friends, authors, and collections, explore one another’s shelves and reviews, react to community posts, and receive updates when friends begin or finish books. Privacy controls let each reader decide whether their profile is discoverable while keeping personal progress and private reviews protected.

Ask Everlogue is an AI reading companion that can discuss books, understand a reader’s shelves, ratings, reviews, and previous conversations, and help find the right next read. Its recommendations consider mood, preferences, series order, reading history, and books already on a reader’s shelves. Signed-in readers can return to previous conversations and saved recommendation groups.

Everlogue is being developed across web and mobile using Next.js, Expo, React Native, Clerk, and Sanity. Both clients use the same authenticated APIs and shared catalog, with the goal of making shelves, ratings, reviews, recommendations, and reading history available wherever a reader returns.