I would like to see the ability to sort through my followers and following by alphabetical/reverse alphabetical or newest/oldest options. Sometimes I want to quickly view a profile I follow and there isn’t an easy way for me to find them or sometimes someone just followed me and I thought they had a cool book in their profile but I can’t remember their username and who that just was. This is different than the favorite-profile feature that is already in creation. I would like a way to more easily categorize my existing followers and following on a greater level for accessibility and interaction.

A small request that I understand may be silly! In the yearly challenge widget, I noticed that it doesn’t always display the cover of the edition that you read. Would love it if it did just for a more accurate visual representation of what I read for the year!

Looking at my Stats section and the badges in it, it doesn't look like there's a reason to how they're ordered. I'm proposing two different potential possibilities for that section:

1. Order the badges by date received (ex. newest received higher up and older further down)
2. Let users organize how they want to display the badges (ex. grouping seasonal readings together or golds together)

Apologies if this is actually something that I've missed, but thanks as always for making this app great! 🙂

Would be possible for the Readers with Similar Taste page to have a filter so it only shows recently active users (maybe in the last 30 days or something)? It's my favorite way to find new (to me) users to follow and sometimes I get excited about a potential new bookish bestie, but when I go to their page they haven't been active in months (and then I'm sad).

Apologies if this has been asked before, I searched a few different ways in the requests but didn't see anything similar!

I don't know if it's possible to do this in the code or whatever but it would be helpful if PB could prevent users from adding a book to its own recommendations! I have seen this at least a few times, I'm guessing that it's largely accidental but there's nothing we can do about it except downvote the recommendation.

Hii!

So I love Pagebound, I've been using it for a solid year at the same time as I use bookmory, though I'd really like to be using Pagebound solely.

The only thing is, I'm a sucker for stats and I love what you've done this far.

And I was thinking, if you could make the emojis or even like genre tags (which I think I've seen through searching through the requests, you might be already planning on doing) in a general pie chart of the year.

I think it would be a very fun add-on to a stats system that I already adore what you have now.

Thank you so much for your consideration and all the work you do. ❤️

For the quests and events that are limited, I think it’d be really cool if there can be an activity/report card with the books we read, maybe how many pages/minutes, star breakdown or whatever else.

Since for limited time quests you need to read five books, and for special quests you get the same badge for one book but might read several/all, and seasonal quests more than one book but not all, it would be cool to have a space where I can talk about what I read, what I loved, the event in general etc. etc.

I also think that it kind of serves as a statement of achievement without being an actual badge for the effort I put into participation. Also, more stats for the numbers-inclined Boundlings.

I really like that the Reading Plan keeps books we unschedule near the bottom, but I would love if we could get the same functionality we have for the months, with being able to remove them from that section as well. I change my mind a lot on when I want to get to things so that section has gotten pretty large.

Would it be possible to add a secondary sorting to book forums so that within a singular percent, the posts are then sorted by page number?

I'll sometimes add posts from a chapter long after I read it because I didn't have solidified thoughts on it at the time of reading, and these tend to show up as the first post in that % rather than later, when they happen later in that chapter. It seems the default sorting is by % then by newly-created posts.

I suppose some of this could be solved by combining posts, and sometimes I'm able to do that at the time of creation when it's well-related. But sometimes it's like the above example where one post is a spoiler, and another one I want to purposely not spoiler since it can be pushed out to the feed for friends that might want a spoiler-free glimpse at the book and will maybe pick it up in the future because of that.

Even with page numbers varying between users and the particular edition they're reading, I think this could also provide a cleaner experience for scrolling through the forums looking for a particular event to comment on.

Totally understand if this isn't possible since pages are a manual input user-side but wanted to ask in case it's an easy fix!