Share selected wishlist books instead of the full private list
Share your book wishlist your way
Turn selected wishlist books into a list you are happy to send. Choose the titles, order and public priorities, add context, publish a link, and keep control of what stays live.
Inside Librisync
Summer reading list
3 books
Sapiens
Y. N. Harari
Atomic Habits
James Clear
1984
George Orwell
What you can do
Curate title, description, order and public priority
Publish with optional name display and optional search indexing
Let readers add books with duplicate protection
Connect related libraries, shelves and wishlists
How it works in the app
The feature is connected to the rest of your library, so every scan, note, shelf, and reading update stays useful later.
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Build a list from the books you choose
Start from your private wishlist and select only the titles that belong in this public list. Reorder them, adjust public priorities and add a title or description without changing the private source list.
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Publish without giving up control
Save a private draft first, then publish when the list is ready. Update the published revision or revoke the link later; name display and search indexing remain explicit publication choices.
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Turn inspiration into a useful next step
Readers can explore the curated list and add individual books to their own Librisync wishlist. Existing matches are detected before another entry is created.
Private by default, useful when shared
Your library starts private. Share public shelves or curated wishlists only when you choose, keep personal notes to yourself, and use Librisync across devices without turning your reading life into a social feed.
- Private personal library
- Optional public sharing
- Works on phone and desktop
Connected to the whole library
Each feature works best with the others: scan books, organize them, track your reading, and come back to the right title whenever you need it.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to publish my whole wishlist?
- No. You choose the individual books that appear in each shared wishlist.
- Can I change or revoke a shared wishlist?
- Yes. Keep a draft, publish updates, or revoke the public link from the sharing area.
- Can readers copy books to their own wishlist?
- Yes. Signed-in readers can add individual titles, and Librisync checks for an existing match first.
- Will the shared wishlist appear in search engines?
- Only if the publisher explicitly enables search indexing for that public list.
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