Organize the series you're reading, mark each book planned, reading or finished, and watch your completion grow. Entirely private — your shelf lives in your browser.
Reading a multi-volume series is different from reading one-off books: you want to know what's next, what you've finished, and how far along the whole arc you are. SeriesLog groups books under the series they belong to and shows a clear completion bar per series, so you always know where you stand.
A multi-volume series asks more of a reader than a standalone: you need to know what's next, what you've finished, and how the whole arc is going. A shelf like this is less a list and more a map.
Most readers start with publication order — the order the author wrote the books — because it is how the world was revealed. Chronological order walks the story's internal timeline instead.
Whichever you pick, record it once: add the books to a series in that order and the progress percentage will mean the same thing every time you look.
You create series (for example “The Expanse” or “A Song of Ice and Fire”) and add books to each one. Every book has a status — planned, reading, or finished — plus an optional page-progress slider, so each series shows a clear completion percentage.
Use the search box: SeriesLog queries Open Library and shows matching titles with covers and authors. Tap “Add” to put a book into a series (or create a new series on the fly). If you'd rather, you can add a book manually by title and author — no account needed.
No. Everything lives in your browser's local storage on your own device. You can export the whole shelf as a JSON file at any time and re-import it later or on another device.
Any you like — fiction or non-fiction, one-shots you want to revisit, or a twenty-volume epic. SeriesLog is a general reading shelf with series grouping and completion stats.