BookWish - The Book Wishlist

Wish. Share. Read.

BookWish helps you remember the books you meant to read—before the title fades, before the list gets lost, before the moment passes.

Whether it was a podcast mention, a friend’s rec, or something you saw in a bookstore—you can save it, track it, share it, and read it—all in one simple app that feels like it was built for real readers.

You Already Do This… Just Not in One Place

Your wishlists are scattered. Your memory’s foggy. You're not alone.

Amazon lists you never revisit

Notes app lists without context

Screenshots that live in your camera roll graveyard

Books you bought but forgot why

BookWish organizes it all—and gives each book a story, not just a title.

What BookWish Helps You Do:

- Capture why you cared – Add notes when you add a book: who recommended it, why it sparked interest, where you saw it
- Track your journey – Move books through Want to Read → Reading → Finished
- Join the conversation – “Lines” is our built-in community space (like Twitter, but bookish)
- Get social with your shelves – Share your wishlist via QR code, text, email, or social
- Follow friends – See what people you trust are reading (and loving)
- Reflect as you go – Journaling lets you remember what moved you in every book
- Support indie bookstores – Purchases support local bookstores automatically

Perfect for…

- Book lovers who keep forgetting their lists
- Gift-givers who want to buy the right book
- Readers looking for casual community without commitment
- People who love the idea of shopping local, but need the convenience
- Fans of Goodreads... who secretly wish it were better

Simple Pricing

Free during our early bird launch. Then just $3.99 one-time. No subscriptions. No upsells. No ads.

Why BookWish?

- You already save book recommendations... but where do they go?
- You want to support indie bookstores... but forget when it's time to buy
- You want to talk books... but not start a whole book club

BookWish fits into the way you already read—just better organized, more social, and more supportive of the bookstores you love.

Stop forgetting the books you meant to read. Start reading with purpose, memory, and meaning.