Logfolio vs StoryGraph
StoryGraph is a reading tracker built around stats and recommendations by mood and pace. Logfolio is a public log of your books together with your films, TV, games and albums, and it imports your StoryGraph library.
Key differences
- What you can log
- LogfolioBooks, films, TV, games and albums, plus your own types for anything else (Pro).
- StoryGraphBooks and audiobooks.
- Where it runs
- LogfolioWeb, in any browser, phones included. No app yet.
- StoryGraphWeb, iOS and Android.
- Price
- LogfolioFree for 20 entries in each type. Pro is $3.99 a month, $29.99 a year, or $149 once ($99 until 29 December 2026).
- StoryGraphFree. Plus is $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year (US App Store prices).
- Public page
- LogfolioOne public page at logfolio.co/yourname that anyone can open without an account. Reviews stay private.
- StoryGraphLists you can share with friends or the public.
- Social
- LogfolioNone yet: no follows, feeds or comments.
- StoryGraphFollow friends and share lists with them or the public.
- Export your data
- LogfolioEverything as a ZIP of CSV files, on every plan.
- StoryGraphA CSV from Manage Account.
| Feature | Logfolio | StoryGraph |
|---|---|---|
| What you can log | Books, films, TV, games and albums, plus your own types for anything else (Pro). | Books and audiobooks. |
| Where it runs | Web, in any browser, phones included. No app yet. | Web, iOS and Android. |
| Price | Free for 20 entries in each type. Pro is $3.99 a month, $29.99 a year, or $149 once ($99 until 29 December 2026). | Free. Plus is $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year (US App Store prices). |
| Public page | One public page at logfolio.co/yourname that anyone can open without an account. Reviews stay private. | Lists you can share with friends or the public. |
| Social | None yet: no follows, feeds or comments. | Follow friends and share lists with them or the public. |
| Export your data | Everything as a ZIP of CSV files, on every plan. | A CSV from Manage Account. |
StoryGraph details checked on 22 October 2026 on its own pages. Spotted a change? hello@logfolio.co
Why people choose Logfolio
Where StoryGraph is strong
- Reading stats with charts, and more with Plus.
- Recommendations by mood and pace, plus content warnings.
- Quarter-star ratings and a Did Not Finish shelf.
- Kobo reading-progress sync and a Goodreads import.
Where Logfolio differs
- Books sit next to your films, TV, games and albums, on one page.
- Your own types for anything else (Pro).
- A public page anyone can open, with real covers on a bookcase-style shelf.
- Kindle highlights become Quotes, with the book attached (Pro).
Bringing your StoryGraph history
- On StoryGraph, open Manage Account and choose Export StoryGraph Library.
- In Logfolio, open Settings, then Import, and upload the CSV.
- Your ratings, read status, last read date, reviews (kept private) and tags come over.
Try it with your own log
Free holds 20 entries in each type. Sign up, pick a username, and your page is live.
Questions
Does Logfolio recommend books?
No. Logfolio is a log of what you've read and want to read. StoryGraph is the one to use for recommendations.
Does Logfolio have reading stats?
Pro has stats for every year and a year in review across everything you log, not reading-only charts.
Can I bring both StoryGraph and Goodreads?
Yes. Import both and a book that's in each comes over once.
Does Logfolio sync reading progress from a Kobo?
No. Logfolio logs books when you finish or start them, not page progress. StoryGraph's Kobo sync is the better fit for tracking progress as you read.
Do my StoryGraph tags and DNF books come over?
Your tags do, and books you didn't finish land in Dropped. Mood and pace tags are StoryGraph's own data, so they stay there.
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StoryGraph is a trademark of its owner. Logfolio isn't affiliated with or endorsed by StoryGraph.