Granthalay : Library Manager

About this app

This app is NOT an e-book reader.

This app is primarily a library management tool.

This app allows you to store and manage books in a very efficient and organised way. You can literally store every detail of your book such as author, publisher, pages, rating, price, copies, summary, notes and much more.

Who can use it?

Anyone who wishes to manage his/her books collection in an organised way.

* small public library.

* personal books collection.

* small school library.

* students for academic/non-academic books.

Main Features

* Search and store books using title, author, ISBN or by scanning barcodes.

* Adding a book manually is also possible, if not found using any of the above options.

* Categorise and store books into multiple shelves such as literature, academics, kids etc.

* You can create an unlimited number of shelves and store unlimited books as long as your device memory supports.

* You can tag your books with favourite, read and lent. For lent books, you can save details such as borrower’s name and contact, lent date etc.

* All the current and past lent books can be viewed in a separate section called Exchanges, where you have an option to send a default reminder message to all the borrowers in just one click!

* View books by authors, by rating, by genre, by date added, by date modified, favourite, lent and finished.

* Search option to search in all books(all shelves).

* Add books to wishlist.

* View shelf wise statistics such 'read vs not-read' books, 'favourite vs non-favourite' books using pie charts.

* Know the net-worth of your library in the statistics section in your default currency, provided you have updated the price for your books. Almost all the currencies are supported.

* Local backup and restore option to keep your data safe or to transfer between devices.

* Share a book or a list of books with your friends, show them what you are reading or show off your collection.

Bonus Features

* Read/watch some good articles/videos from literary blogs/channels.

* Read/watch, share, archive the articles/videos. Archived articles can be viewed separately in the Archives section.

* Pre-compiled lists of 100 greatest fiction and non-fiction books for your reference.