Using Librarius
How Librarius works day to day: catalog and book pages, profiles, sign-in and privacy, search, chat, and support.
These guides explain how to use Librarius day to day, with the detail that does not fit in an app store listing. They start with the basics: searching for a book by title, author, or ISBN, choosing the right edition, and adding it to your library or to a list. They continue with your account: how to sign in, what other people can see on your profile, how reader, library, and bookstore profiles work, and what to do if you want your data deleted. They also cover chat, notifications, and alerts, and how to send us feedback or report a problem. Every article describes what the app does today, checked against the product, and links to the next guide when a topic continues elsewhere.
Catalog, lists, and book pages in Librarius
How to organize your library in Librarius: reading statuses, up to 30 lists, ISBN, manual add, rating on the book page, and preview.
Reader, library, and bookstore profiles on Librarius
The three profile types on Librarius, how to run several on one account, creating a reader profile, and sharing a profile, book, or event.
Account, session, privacy, and security in Librarius
How to sign in with Apple, Google, or an email code, change language, block or report, and delete your account permanently.
Search and discover in Librarius: books, readers, clubs, and events
How to use the Librarius search: tabs for books, readers, clubs, and events, country filters, ISBN, and ways to discover reads beyond the feed alone.
Chat, notifications, and alerts in Librarius
Private messages, photos in chat, the in-app notification inbox, and push alerts: what each does, how to configure them, and what works in the app versus the web.
Librarius app support, feedback, and what's new
Where to send a suggestion or bug report, how to update from the store, what the FAQ covers, and why social media is not a support channel.
Try it in the app
Everything in this guide works on iOS, Android, and the web.
Blog topics
Clubs and events
From a shared read to a swap or a donation drive: tools to gather people around books.
Community
The social side of Librarius: the feed, reviews, book/club/event walls, and longer writings.
Reading habits
Less noise, more continuity: log what you read, see where you are, and keep the thread between social feeds and your shelf.
Buy and swap
Sell, gift, or swap copies with other readers. The deal is between people; the app has no checkout.
Reading guides
What to read and in what order: author guides, genres, and picks made for book club discussion.