For people who love the books they own.

Volumes catalogues your shelves across iPhone, iPad and Mac, remembers who borrowed what, and keeps the quotes worth rereading.

Background drawn from the covers of Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion and Emma, the same way Volumes colours your library.

01Build your library

Every book in, cover and all

Start with the shelf in front of you, or bring the one you kept somewhere else.

  • Scan a barcode and the book is added, cover and all, or scan a whole shelf in a row.
  • Add a book from Safari, Amazon, Goodreads or your bookshop with Share, even one with no ISBN.
  • Bring your history over from Goodreads, StoryGraph or LibraryThing.
  • Keep a wishlist, and tell Siri when you've bought one.
More about cataloguing your library

02Know where every book is

Pick up where you left off

Your page, your progress, and the shelf it lives on.

  • Record which room or shelf each book lives on, like “Living Room”.
  • Log your page and see your progress at a glance.
  • Remember every time you've read a book, rereads included.
  • Set a book aside without calling it a failure.
More about tracking your reading

03Find any book fast

Find any book in seconds

Ask in plain words. The filter is worked out on your device.

  • Combine filters, like unread books in the Study.
  • Save a filter you use often and reopen it in one tap.
  • On iPhone, point the camera at a cover or barcode to see if you already own it.
More about finding any book

04Lend without losing track

Lend freely, get them back

Always know who has your books, and since when.

  • Note who has a book and the day it left.
  • Hand the record to a friend who has Volumes, over AirDrop.
  • Keep the quotes you saved from a borrowed book after you give it back.
More about lending

05Keep the quotes you love

Keep the quotes you loved

Underline without a pencil.

“I’m not afraid of storms, for I’m learning how to sail my ship.”
Louisa May Alcott · Little Women · p. 411
  • Save a quote with its book and page number.
  • Photograph the page instead of typing it out.
  • Put a favourite quote on your Home Screen with the quote widget.
More about quotes

06See your shelves in numbers

Watch your shelves grow

How your library has grown, year after year.

  • Count the books still waiting to be started on your own shelves.
  • Watch how many books you add each year.
  • See who has borrowed the most from you.
More about statistics

07One library, every device

Glance, then keep reading

Your current read and a favourite quote, with no app open.

  • The same library on iPhone, iPad and Mac, kept in step automatically.
  • Stored in your own iCloud, with no account to create.
  • Ask Siri who has your books, or log the page you reached.
More about widgets and Siri

iPhone · iPad · Mac

One library, on every shelf you sit at

Open the same library on your iPhone, iPad and Mac. Lend a book from the sofa and it’s marked on the desk before you sit down.

Volumes on Mac: a sidebar of shelves, rooms and loans beside a grid of covers
Volumes statistics on iPad
Books lent out, on iPhone

Your books are nobody else’s business.

No account to create

Your library lives in your own iCloud. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to.

Kept in sync, quietly

Add a book on your iPhone and it is on your Mac by the time you look. No exporting, no syncing button.

Worked out on your device

Type “unread books in the hallway” and the filter is built on your phone, not on somebody's server.

Coming from another app?

Bring your library over from Goodreads, StoryGraph or LibraryThing, or any spreadsheet with an ISBN column. Here’s how Volumes compares.

Your books. Your shelves. Your app.