FindMyTBR helps you find audiobook and print editions of books. You can use the core tool without an account. If you choose to sign in, we store a small amount of data so you can keep a personal to-be-read (TBR) list. This page explains what we collect and how to remove it.
When you paste a Goodreads profile, upload an export, or search for a book, we use that information only to run the lookups and show you the results. We don't require an account, and we don't save the shelves or searches to your identity. We keep an anonymous cache of book-to-service availability (which titles are on Spotify, Apple Books, etc.) to make the site fast for everyone; that cache is about books, not about you.
Signing in uses “Continue with Google.” We never see or store your Google password. From Google we receive and store:
We also store the books you add to your TBR (title, author, ISBN, cover, the shelf you file it under, and any note you add), and a session token so you stay logged in.
Only to operate your account and your TBR: to sign you in, to show and manage your saved books, and to display which of them are available on each audiobook service. We do not sell your data, and we don't use it for advertising.
We don't share your personal data with third parties for their own use. To make the site work we send book titles/authors/ISBNs (not your identity) to services like Spotify, Apple, Open Library, and Google Books to look up availability, descriptions, and covers. Sign-in is handled by Google under Google's own privacy policy.
We use a single, essential session cookie to keep you signed in. We use privacy-respecting analytics to understand overall usage. We don't use advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
Your account data stays until you remove it. You can:
Questions or requests about your data? Email hello@findmytbr.com.
See also our affiliate disclosure.