A guide
A Letterboxd for books
Log what you read like you log films: a rating, a finish date and a shelf of what is next, with manga and comics in the same place.
- Free forever
- No credit card
- Your data is always yours
The short answer
Atrium works like a Letterboxd for books. You log what you read with a rating and finish date, keep a want to read list, follow a series book by book, and see your reading in stats and a yearly Recap. Manga and comics have their own shelves, and Goodreads and StoryGraph libraries import for free.
What you get
What Atrium does for your books
- A reading diaryReading, finished, want to read or dropped, with a rating and the dates you started and finished each book.
- Series, book by bookA book's page shows the rest of its series, so you always know which one comes next.
- Manga and comics tooManga and comics are their own kinds of media in Atrium, each with its own shelf, not books squeezed in between novels.
- Your reading in numbersStats show the books and genres you finish each year, and Best Of lets you rank your favourite reads.
PiranesiReadingp. 164 of 272
Project Hail MaryReadOct 12
BerserkReadingVol. 14 of 42
VagabondPlan to read37 volumesImporting
Bring your history along
Your books come across from Goodreads, StoryGraph and Hardcover exports, with shelves, ratings and read dates, and manga from MyAnimeList and AniList.
- Goodreads
- StoryGraph
- Hardcover
- MyAnimeList
- AniList
Importing is free, and Atrium only reads your data. Nothing changes in your other accounts.
Already on Letterboxd? Your films can come along too, in the same library.
FAQ
Questions
Is there a Letterboxd for books?
Yes. Atrium lets you log and rate books the way Letterboxd does for films, with finish dates, a want to read list and stats for every year. Your films, shows, games, manga and comics share the same library.
Can I import my Goodreads library?
Yes. Export your library from the Goodreads website and upload the .csv on Atrium's Import page. Shelves become reading statuses, and ratings and read dates come across.
Does Atrium track manga and comics?
Yes. Manga and comics are their own kinds of media in Atrium, next to books, and manga lists import from MyAnimeList and AniList.
Can I import from StoryGraph or Hardcover?
Yes. Atrium imports StoryGraph and Hardcover exports, with your reading statuses, ratings and dates where the export has them.
Is Atrium free for tracking books?
Yes. Tracking, importing and exporting are free in Atrium, with no credit card. You can export a full backup of your library whenever you like.