The best apps for reading, tracking and listening to books

The author reads multiple books simultaneously, with each book in a different format, including physical, e-book, and audiobook. They use their phone to read, especially since getting a foldable phone. The author has tried various apps for reading and logging books, and shares their favorite apps. Libro.fm is their preferred audiobook platform, which shares revenue with independent bookstores and offers DRM-free audiobooks. Bookshop.org is their go-to app for buying digital books, which also supports local bookstores. Libby is used for borrowing older e-books and audiobooks from libraries. Moon+ Reader is the best app for reading files, with customizable features and support for various file types. The StoryGraph is used to track reading habits, with features to log in-progress books, leave detailed reviews, and track reading stats. The app also has a mild social component, allowing users to join readalongs and book clubs. Overall, the author appreciates these apps for their organization, customization, and support for independent bookstores.