Books-first tracking
Keep your reading list sharp.
Add quickly. Stay organized. Actually come back to what you meant to read.
A calm, focused space for your books — what’s next, what you’re in, and what stuck with you.
Built for people who read on purpose.
Most tools turn into noise.
Too many lists. Too many opinions. Too much to manage.
Litworthy stays simple:
- keep track of what matters
- organize it in a way that makes sense to you
- move through your list without friction
How Litworthy works
Add without thinking about it.
Search it. Paste it. Bring in a list.
Capture books in seconds so you don’t lose them — then move on.
Organize without overdoing it.
Three shelves:
- what’s next
- what you’re reading
- what you finished
Reorder when you want. Leave it alone when you don’t.
Rate it your way.
Not everything fits into stars.
Keep it simple, or track how something actually felt — memorable, heavy, worth revisiting.
Keep context where it matters.
Tags, notes, quotes — if you want them.
Nothing forced. Nothing cluttered.
See what’s worth your time.
Browse friends’ lists when you want a signal — not a feed. Pull something into your own list in one step.
Explore without starting from scratch.
Get suggestions based on what you actually read — not what’s trending. Use them to build lists you’ll actually get through.
Quiet by design.
No timelines.
No performance.
No pressure to keep up.
Just a clear view of what you’ve read — and what’s next.
Your list should feel usable.
Not endless.
Not messy.
Not forgotten.