StoryGraph vs Goodreads vs Spinebloom
Three ways to track your reading. Here is what each one does, as of the date below.
| Goodreads | StoryGraph | Spinebloom | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owned by | Amazon (since 2013) | Independent | Independent (Spinebloom LLC) |
| Price | Free | Free, with a paid Plus plan | Free, no ads in your reading |
| Star ratings | One to five stars | One to five, partial stars allowed | Quarter stars |
| Mood and pace for each book | No | Yes | Yes, plus spice level |
| Imports a Goodreads export | — | Yes | Yes |
| Exports your books as a file | Yes | Yes | Yes, in Goodreads’ format |
| Size | Over 150 million members (2023) | Over 5 million sign-ups (January 2026) | New |
| Where | iPhone, Android, web | iPhone, Android, web | iPhone (coming soon), web |
Also In Spinebloom
- Posts from your real shelf: stacks, shelves, wrap-ups and videos.
- Book clubs where spoilers stay covered until you reach that page.
- The Cozy Bookshop, a game your reading time powers.
Which One Fits
- Goodreads
- The biggest community and the most reviews.
- StoryGraph
- Detailed charts and mood-based picks.
- Spinebloom
- Posts from your real shelf, spoiler-free clubs and a cozy game, with no ads in your reading.
Questions
Can I move from Goodreads or StoryGraph to Spinebloom?
Yes. Both export a CSV file, and Spinebloom reads both, with ratings and reading dates.
Can I use more than one?
Yes. Export from one and import into another whenever you like.
Sources
Checked November 1, 2026. We make Spinebloom, so we kept this to facts. Something out of date? Email [email protected].
Goodreads and StoryGraph are trademarks of their owners. Spinebloom isn’t affiliated with them.