A quieter way to organize ebooks
Got a Downloads folder full of nameless EPUBs? Shelfsort reads the metadata and uses AI to file them by Harry Potter, Twilight, Marvel, original fiction, and anything else hiding in there. Then it gives them a home — a clean reader, a year-end recap, friends to talk about them with, the works.

EPUB metadata first, Claude as a quiet second opinion when the title alone won't tell.
Fanfiction nests by fandom. Original fiction and non-fiction stay tidy on their own shelves.
Download a perfectly organized ZIP — your library, on any device, anywhere.
More than a sorter
Shelfsort is built for people who read the way you do — bouncing between a 200k-word AO3 fic, a non-fic on the nightstand, and three half-read novels. Here's what you get the second you sign in.
A nine-slide cinematic recap at the end of every year — books opened, pages turned, longest streak, top fandom, top author, bookends. Download it as a PNG, paste it into Threads or iMessage, watch friends ask what you've been reading.
EPUB, PDF, TXT and DOCX all open inline. Reading position syncs across devices, bookmarks remember the chapter you loved, dark mode follows your OS, and there are zero ads. Ever.
Set a goal of 30 books, or 200 hours, or a fandom marathon. We track quietly, fire confetti when you hit it, and never guilt-trip you on a Tuesday.
Pick a one-of-a-kind @handle, add friends by username, see how many books overlap with theirs, send recs, share a peek at your shelf — all opt-in, all revocable.
Spin up a private room, pick the book, set a chapter-per-week pace. We auto-post discussion prompts, members chat inline, and a weekly digest email keeps the slow readers in the loop.
Title got mangled by an AO3 export? Author shows as “Unknown”? Edit it in two clicks — corrections are rewritten into the EPUB itself, so when you re-download or send to a friend, the fix travels with the file.
What it looks like
Here's the same library a friend tested with on day one — 11 EPUBs dropped in as a single zip, organized in under a minute. No tagging, no renaming, no Calibre wrestling.
The Wand-Maker's Daughter
Astrid Vance
After the Battle
Wren Carrow
Year One, Again
M. Aldwell
Letters from the Hat
Rowena Twist
The Long Winter in Forks
C. Halloway
Goldfinch on the Rooftop
Lila Mercer
A Year Without Summer
K. Beaumont
Quiet Days in Wakanda
Imani Okafor
The Backup Avenger
S. Park
Coffee at Stark Tower
Jaime León
Notes from a Tesseract
P. Hartley
Differential of the Heart
Maddie Cuddy
The Last Vicodin
G. Foreman
Everybody Lies, Quietly
Wilson & House
Princeton-Plainsboro Nights
A. Hadley
Loved by readers
AI-generated covers readers shared with each other — heart your favourites, remix them into your own library.
277 readers · 3 AI covers shared · 272 signed up this month
Free to try with up to 50 books. AI sorting, in-app reader, Year in Books recap, reading goals, friends, and book clubs — all included from day one.
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