A Flutter app for collecting and tracking books you read with personal notes and progress stamps.
BookSearch is a Flutter-based mobile application that serves as a digital bookshelf for tracking reading progress. It allows users to search for books, add them to a personal collection, mark them as read, and add personal notes. The app helps readers organize their reading journey visually with achievement stamps and progress tracking.
Readers who want to digitally track their reading habits and developers learning Flutter through practical app-building tutorials.
It provides a complete, open-source example of a Flutter app with database integration and visual feedback systems, making it both a useful reading tracker and an educational resource for Flutter development.
A digital BookShelf for your reading progress.
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Directly linked to detailed medium posts that walk through Flutter app development from scratch to database integration, providing hands-on learning.
Includes interactive stamps that unlock with reading milestones, enhancing user engagement as shown in the README gifs and images.
Uses database integration to store book collections and notes locally, ensuring functionality without internet, based on the described offline data management.
Offers a full codebase covering UI design, search implementation, data handling, and state management in a real-world mobile app.
The README is minimal and primarily points to external medium posts, making quick setup and understanding difficult without following tutorials.
Relies solely on local storage, so data isn't backed up or synchronized across devices, limiting usability for users with multiple devices.
Code is split across branches for different tutorial versions (e.g., v1, v2, v3), which can be confusing to navigate and identify the latest stable version.
Highly specialized for book tracking with stamps and notes, so adapting it for other types of collections or tracking requires significant code changes.