Stop losing fics in your bookmarks
Whether you're deep in AO3, bingeing on Wattpad, or still loyal to FFN — keep all your fics in one place. Save them with one click, pick them up on any device.
Sound familiar?
Every fic reader has been there...
"I have 500 bookmarks and can't find anything"
"My spreadsheet is impossible to use on my phone"
"I keep forgetting which fics I dropped"
"I want to track what I'm reading, not just what I finished"
"I read on 4 different sites and nothing talks to each other"
Yeah, we built something for that.
One app. Every fandom. Every platform. Every device.
We built FicLog because our own bookmark folders were out of control. 500+ AO3 bookmarks, a Google Sheet that broke on mobile, fics scattered across five sites. Sound familiar?
Save it. Organize it. Never lose it.
Whether you're a casual reader or someone with 800 bookmarks to wrangle, here's what FicLog can do for you.
One click. Any fic. Saved.
Install our free browser extension and never copy-paste a URL again. Two powerful ways to build your library:
- Save any fic you're reading - click the extension and we auto-extract title, author, word count, tags, and more
- Bulk import your AO3 bookmarks, Wattpad reading lists, RoyalRoad favorites, Quotev libraries, or FanFiction.net favorites - one click to bring them all into FicLog
- Works on AO3, FanFiction.net, Wattpad, Royal Road, Quotev, Goodreads, and more
The extension reads the page you're already on, so it always works — even on AO3, where fetching fic data from a link can be unreliable.
FicLog ExtensionFic detectedFicLog ExtensionBookmarks pageSee a fic. Save it. Done.
On mobile? Use the share menu to send any fic link to FicLog. We automatically pull in title, author, word count, and more from Wattpad, RoyalRoad, and Quotev. FanFiction.net links can auto-fill too when another FicLog user has tracked them.
AO3 links can be unreliable on mobile because AO3 limits how often apps can request info. For AO3, use our browser extension on desktop for best results.
Pick up right where you left off.
Open any fic directly in FicLog's built-in reader. We automatically track your progress - when you start reading, we update your status to "Reading." Close the app mid-chapter? No problem. We remember exactly where you were and take you right back when you return.
- Auto-updates reading status when you start
- Bookmarks your exact position in the fic
- Resume reading with one tap
- No more "wait, what chapter was I on?"
This only works when you read inside FicLog. If you open fics in an external browser, we can't track your progress automatically.
Bring your messy spreadsheet. We'll sort it out.
Got a Google Sheet with 500 rows? A Goodreads account you've been hacking to track fics? An ancient CSV from who-knows-when? Bring it all. Map your columns to ours, preview everything before it imports, and keep all your data intact.
NEW: Goodreads import! If you've been using Goodreads as a makeshift fic tracker (we see you), you can finally move everything to an app that was actually built for fanfiction.
FicLog Extension"What was that enemies-to-lovers fic...?" Found it.
Filter by fandom, genre, reading status, word count, completion status, source platform, tags — whatever you remember about it, use it to find it. Save your most-used filters as Smart Collections so your "unfinished longfics over 100k words" list is always one tap away.
Your library. Your vibe. 12 fandom themes.
Premium subscribers can turn FicLog into a whole aesthetic. Pick a theme inspired by your favorite genre and watch your entire app transform — colors, fonts, animated particles, themed icons, even haptic feedback. It's like a skin for your reading life.
- Deep color overrides across every screen — not just dark mode, a whole mood
- Custom fonts and ambient particles that match the vibe (snowflakes for Winter Wolf, anyone?)
- Themed status badges and tab indicators that make your library feel alive
- Screen transitions and haptic feedback tuned to each theme's energy
Theme Marketplace
PREMIUM12 themes across 5 fandom categories
Phone. Tablet. Laptop. Always in sync.
Save a fic from your phone in bed at 2am, find it on your laptop the next morning. iOS, Android, and web — your library is wherever you are.
You read HOW many words this year?
Free accounts get the basics: how many fics you've tracked, your completion rate, and a status breakdown. Go Premium and you'll see word counts, reading streaks, your top fandoms, favorite genres, and way too much information about your reading habits. (You'll love it.)
Show off to your mutuals. Generate shareable stat cards and post them to Twitter/X, Tumblr, Instagram, or wherever your fandom lives. "I read 2 million words this year" hits different with a nice graphic.
Collect badges. Flex on your friends.
Hit reading milestones, unlock badges, share them wherever you want. From your first fic tracked to "wait, I really read a million words?!" — every milestone is worth celebrating.
"Read these." — send 10 recs with one link
Pick your top recs, hit share, send the link. Your friends see titles, authors, and descriptions without needing an account. No more copy-pasting 10 AO3 links into a Discord message.
FicLog ExtensionGet your friends on here, get free Premium
Tell a friend about FicLog. If they subscribe, you get 30 days of free Premium (stack up to 180 days). They get 25% off their first year. Everybody wins.
- 30 days free Premium per friend who subscribes
- Up to 180 days free (6 referrals)
- Your friend gets 25% off their first year
- Unique referral link in your profile
We built this because we needed it
Not because we saw a "market opportunity." Because our own bookmark folders were a disaster.
The honest version
From someone with way too many bookmarks
It started with a Google Sheet that had over 500 rows. Then the spreadsheet stopped loading on mobile. Then I couldn't remember if I'd dropped a fic or just lost it in the chaos.
I tried Goodreads (not built for fanfic), tried note-taking apps (too messy), tried just... remembering.
So I built FicLog. It's the app I wished existed when I was staring at my unmanageable bookmark list at 1am wondering where that one enemies-to-lovers fic went.
Free for casual readers. Premium when your library takes over.
Track up to 100 fics for free, no strings attached. Need more? Premium has you covered.
Free
Perfect for getting started or a smaller library
Start Free- Up to 100 fics
- Reading status tracking
- Basic stats
- Up to 3 Smart Collections
- Quick Save (mobile)
- Browser extension
- In-app reader
- Dark mode
- Filter by source platform
- Up to 5 custom tags
- Share rec lists
Monthly
No commitment, cancel anytime
Go monthly- Unlimited fics
- Unlimited custom tags
- Import from Google Sheets, Excel, CSV
- Import from Goodreads NEW
- Export your data anytime
- Unlimited Smart Collections
- Tag filtering
- Fandom themes NEW
- Full reading analytics
- Fandom & genre suggestions
- Refer friends for free Premium days NEW
- Priority support
Yearly
Best deal if you're in it for the long haul
Save 27% yearly- Unlimited fics
- Unlimited custom tags
- Import from Google Sheets, Excel, CSV
- Import from Goodreads NEW
- Export your data anytime
- Unlimited Smart Collections
- Tag filtering
- Fandom themes NEW
- Full reading analytics
- Fandom & genre suggestions
- Refer friends for free Premium days NEW
- Priority support
Frequently Asked Questions
The stuff people usually ask us.
FicLog is primarily a tracker/organizer, but we now have an in-app reader too! You can read fics directly in FicLog (with automatic progress tracking) or continue reading on AO3, Wattpad, etc. We just help you keep track of everything so you never lose a fic again.
When you open a fic in FicLog's built-in reader, we automatically track your progress. We mark the fic as "Reading" when you start, bookmark exactly where you left off, and let you resume with one tap. No more forgetting which chapter you were on! Note: Progress tracking only works when reading inside FicLog - if you open fics in an external browser, we can't track automatically.
Yes! Bring your spreadsheet, your Goodreads library, or anything that exports to Excel or CSV. We support Google Sheets (just paste the sharing link), Excel (.xlsx), and CSV files. Map your columns, preview the import, and you're done. Been using Goodreads as a fic tracker? We get it. Export your library and move to something that was actually made for this.
Completely. Everything is private by default — only you can see your library. You choose if and when to share anything. We never sell your data, we never show your reading history to anyone, and we get it. What you read is your business.
Any URL works! For Wattpad, RoyalRoad, and Quotev, we automatically pull in the title, author, word count, and other details. Plus, our browser extension can bulk-import your entire reading list from any of these sites — AO3 bookmarks, Wattpad lists, RoyalRoad favorites, Quotev libraries, and FFN favorites. For AO3 and FanFiction.net, we recommend using our browser extension — it grabs everything more reliably. We also support Goodreads imports for books. Every fic automatically gets tagged with its source platform, so you can filter your library by where it came from.
AO3 limits how often apps can request fic info, which means saving from a link can sometimes fail. The browser extension works differently — it reads the page you're already on, so it always works. Plus, it picks up more details like tags and characters. It's free and available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Yes (Premium feature). Export to CSV anytime. Your data is yours, and you can take it with you whenever you want. No lock-in.
Yes! FicLog works on iOS, Android, and web. Everything syncs automatically between all your devices. Add a fic on your phone, see it on your laptop.
Yes! You can generate beautiful stat cards showing your words read, top fandoms, completion rates, and more. Share them directly to Twitter/X, Tumblr, Instagram, or anywhere else. You can also share achievement badges when you hit reading milestones.
Free users get basic stats: total fics tracked, completion rate, and a breakdown by reading status. Premium unlocks everything else: word count tracking, reading streaks, top fandoms and genres, charts, and shareable stat cards.
Every Premium user gets a unique referral link. When a friend signs up and subscribes to Premium through your link, you get 30 days of free Premium added to your account (up to 180 days total from 6 referrals). Your friend gets 25% off their first year. It's a win-win!
Still have questions?
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