Lektava

Your shelves,
catalogued properly.

A catalogue for the books you actually own — lent out, shared with the house, and titled in whatever script they were printed in.

Fifty books free. No card, and no trial clock.

Catalogues
Books, authors, series, genres
Titles
English, Sinhala, original script
Lending
Borrower accounts and due dates
Sharing
Up to eight people
Export
Always, on every plan
01The catalogue

Everything a book is, in one record.

Type an ISBN and the rest arrives. Authors, publishers and series are created as you name them, matched against what is already on the shelf so one misplaced space does not fork a second Paul Brunton.

Scan or type an ISBN
Metadata, cover and page count arrive filled in
Authors, publishers, series
Created as you type — never a form to fill first
Shelves, tags, genres
Organise the way the room is actually arranged
Reading status and progress
Where you are, and when you got there
Notes and reviews
Per book, private or shared with the house
Stats and goals
What you read this year, and what you meant to
02Every script you read

Half your shelf is in a script Goodreads cannot spell.

Every book and every genre carries an English title, a Sinhala title and the title as it was actually printed. Arabic, Hindi, Tamil, Japanese, Korean, Cyrillic, Greek — searchable in whichever one you happen to be thinking in.

03Lending

Know who has your books.

Lend a book to a name, not a sticky note. Borrowers get their own account, due dates turn amber before they turn red, and a reminder goes out without you having to be the one who asks.

The Waves
Amal Perera
Due in 3 days
Wolf Hall
Nadeesha Silva
6 days over
Middlemarch
Ruwan Jayasuriya
Due 12 March
04The household

A library the whole house can use.

Invite the people you actually lend to. They get their own free account, their own reading history, and their own view of the shelf — your plan covers the library, so nobody else has to pay to use it.

Up to eight people on one library
05Pricing

Free to fifty books.

Fifty is a shelf. Everything past it is a collection, and the tools that only matter to a collection are the ones you pay for. Nothing about the free tier is a crippled version of the paid one.

Billed once a year. Each plan shows what that saves.
Lektava plans compared: Free, Plus and Pro, billed annual.
Feature
Free
$0forever
No card, ever
A shelf or two, catalogued properly.
Plus
$40/year
Save $20 a year
A household library that lends.
Pro
$80/year
Save $28 a year
A collection worth insuring.
Books501,0002,500
PeopleYou + 1You + 3You + 7
Libraries15Unlimited
Loans3 activeUnlimited, with borrower accountsUnlimited, with a lending board
ExportComplete, alwaysComplete, alwaysComplete, always
Activity history90 days1 yearUnlimited
Public library pageAuto slug, with a Lektava badgeCustom slug, no badgeCustom domain, multiple curated pages
06Never gated

Four things you never pay for.

Export, always
Every book, every note, every loan — complete, on any plan, whenever you want it. Your catalogue is yours.
Sharing down to zero
Whoever you invite gets their own account for free. Nobody has to pay to read the shelf you built.
Your public page
Every library can have a public page. Paid plans drop the badge and take a custom address; the page itself is never the thing you buy.
Nothing is ever deleted
Past a limit you cannot add — but everything already catalogued stays visible, editable and exportable. No hostages.

Start with the shelf nearest you.

Fifty books, no card, and a complete export the moment you want to leave.

Start free
Lektava — a catalogue for the books you own