Local-first book tracking

The app that keeps your shelves aligned with your community

Worm pairs modern book tracking with a swipe-friendly discovery feed, privacy-first design, and deep ties to public libraries and community reading groups.

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Android • Google Play

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Built for readers

Everything you wanted from a modern book app

These are the core pillars we heard over and over from Goodreads, StoryGraph, and TikTok communities.

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Personal book tracking

Import from Goodreads, StoryGraph, or CSV and keep Want, Reading, and Read shelves in sync across devices.

Swipe-friendly discovery

Move through a short-form feed tuned to your taste and what friends, creators, and nearby readers love.

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Local-first everything

Borrow from the library you choose and keep personal purchases organized without ever getting bounced to Amazon.

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Flexible goals & stats

Set seasonal goals, track streaks, and visualize your reading pace with visuals that stay motivating, not overwhelming.

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Events & community lists

See local book clubs, staff picks, and community challenges right next to your queue.

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Privacy-forward design

No ads, no trackers, no data resale. Worm only makes money in ways that benefit readers and local partners.

How it works

From import to community in minutes

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Import & onboard

Bring your shelves from Goodreads, StoryGraph, or CSV and pick your library.

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Discover & track

Swipe the feed, log progress, add notes, and update status in a couple taps.

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Connect locally

See what nearby readers love, join events, and plug into library-led challenges.

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Level up with Worm+

Unlock deeper stats and upcoming premium tools when you’re ready for more insight.

Local-first pledge

Worm will never send you to Amazon. Discovery, shopping, and borrowing stay rooted in public libraries and community channels.

See Worm in action

Discover tab showing personalized book recommendations and community activity

Discovery feed

Quick swipes curate a taste profile without overwhelming options.

Community tab featuring local library integration and events

Community view

Libraries, community lists, and staff picks live beside reader conversations.

Book detail page with progress tracking and related titles

Rich book pages

Track status, notes, and related editions without bouncing to other apps.

Built in response to reader feedback

Goodreads feels so outdated. I wish there was a modern Letterboxd for books.

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StoryGraph has too many knobs. I just want simple tracking that doesn’t overwhelm me.

r/books

Why does every book app send me to Amazon? Let me support my local bookstore.

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Worm+ membership

Optional upgrade for power readers

Worm+ keeps core features free while offering deeper analytics, faster feature drops, and member-only experiments.

  • Advanced reading analytics and pacing breakdowns
  • Enhanced recommendation tuning for power readers
  • Customizable goals, evolving stats, and notification cadence that adapts with you
  • Quarterly recap emails with curated insights about your reading patterns
  • Keeps Worm’s roadmap community-funded so local-first features keep shipping
  • Early access to experimental tools and seasonal drops

FAQ

Is Worm free?

Yes. Core tracking, discovery, and local integrations are free. Worm+ is optional.

Can I use Worm on web too?

Mobile is the focus during beta. The web experience launches after we finish core reader features.

How do imports work?

Connect Goodreads or StoryGraph directly, or upload a CSV if you keep your own tracker.

Do you sell ads or data?

Never. Revenue comes from optional reader upgrades and future institution partnerships, not surveillance.

How do libraries benefit?

Book purchases made through Worm include a donation to the library you select.

When is the full launch?

We’re in open beta now. Join the mailing list to grab invites and release notes.

Mailing list

The early bird gets the worm 🪱

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