Goodreads, StoryGraph and the whole book tracking debate StoryGraph is presented as “the Amazon free alternative” but the platform is not responsive, the servers crash on a consistent pattern and I’ve read cases where it deletes books from your lists As a professional Amazon hater, I feel disappointed in leaning towards goodreads People who tried multiple platforms, what’s your take?
TheStoryGraph - Reddit Unofficial subreddit for information regarding The StoryGraph website
Storygraph vs Goodreads? : r books - Reddit Storygraph still needs a bit more work but it has way more potential Tagging books by feeling, vibe, pacing, etc is incredibly useful Although I think the exact tags need to be revisited because some are just strange I’ve been using the filter search for new reads lately and it’s great
Is there a way I can make my own lists of books? - Reddit I've been using the Storygraph app for a while and I've been wondering if it has a feature like Goodreads lists where I can make multiple lists (physical TBR, wishlist, etc) instead of just the to-read pile Is there an option like this on Storygraph or is it a Goodreads-only thing?
Anyone here using The Story Graph instead of Goodreads? I’ve been using the storygraph exclusively for about a year now, and I actually recently deleted my goodreads account I found that I wasn’t using goodreads at all and didn’t really care about the social aspect of it
Tips for using Storygraph in 2022 : r Fantasy - Reddit I've been using Goodreads for many years now to keep track of my books I recently heard about Storygraph and signed up to use it I have imported my Goodreads library to Storygraph and set up my preferences It feels very different to Goodreads and probably designed that way I'd love to hear about tips and tricks for a new user to derive the most out of Storygraph Thanks in advance!
What do you think about TheStoryGraph? : r books - Reddit What Storygraph adds to recommendations that makes them so good (so long as you use the tools given) is the list of tropes story elements - but obviously, the accuracy of these depends in part on reviewers filling them out correctly, so it is an aspect that will grow as more users join and review books
The Storygraph Vs. Goodreads : r books - Reddit I tried The Storygraph, I thought the recommendations were okay but weren't noticeably better or worse than Goodreads The one frustration I had is that most of the descriptions and reviews were just completely wrong Slow-paced and dark books were marked as fast-paced and lighthearted and other similar issues It's probably due to lack of users, but it's put me off massively Reviews are