A quiet record of the fixes, features, and small quality-of-life improvements shaping NovelTribe. New entries from the last seven days appear first, with this opening set preserved as the beginning of the history.
Turn on New release alerts in Profile to get notified when the next book in a series you're reading, or a new book from an author you rate highly, is released. Add it to Want to Read straight from the notification.
For You now suggests the next book in series you're reading and more from authors you love, spreads picks across more genres, includes recent releases, and genre filters show that genre only.
Libby timeline exports use an Activity column. The importer now recognizes Borrowed and Returned events from that column and groups them by title/ISBN before assigning status.
The sitewide background now uses a lighter espresso, amber, and paper-toned canvas so the reading-room atmosphere carries beyond the individual cards.
Inputs, timelines, search states, public pages, social surfaces, empty states, and shareable artwork now follow the same warm ink, amber, and walnut visual language.
The Add a Book form and Recent Reads library now use distinct walnut-toned surfaces and softer shadows, making the core tracking workflow feel less like a dashboard and more like a reading nook.
The Tracker, reading views, profile, public pages, and sign-in surfaces now share a warmer ink, amber, and wood-toned visual language designed to feel more like settling in with a good book.
Profile and onboarding now make both library sources explicit, with separate import buttons and support for Libby/OverDrive tag spreadsheets.
Goodreads imports now classify books from ISBN metadata, preserve multiple categories, support full editing after import, and avoid duplicate shelf entries on re-import.
Cover resolution now favors high-resolution ISBN artwork, while the homepage makes it easier to start a library or bring over an existing Goodreads shelf.
Authentication callbacks now stay on the host where sign-in began, with host-scoped cookies that behave consistently across desktop browsers, mobile Safari, and installed PWAs.
