JAMES ANTHONY BOOKER
Log your Galactic Library with The Cantina Archive - a clean, fan-friendly companion for readers who want to track their Canon and Legends book or comics collection across multiple timelines.
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Log your Galactic Library with The Cantina Archive - a clean, fan-friendly companion for readers who want to track their Canon and Legends book or comics collection across multiple timelines.
The Cantina Archive is a sleek collection tracker where you can browse titles by in-universe BBY/ABY dates or release date, mark books you’ve read or own, and stay updated on upcoming releases.
Features:
• Over 300 books and 2,300 comics in the app to fill out your collection.
• Timeline View: Explore books in chronological order (BBY/ABY) or by release date.
• Browse & Search: Search by title, author, or ISBN to discover and manage your collection.
• Track Your Collection: Toggle titles as Owned, Read, Listened, or Want to Read.
• Currently Reading: Highlight one title as your current read in your profile.
• New Releases: Discover upcoming novels and mark those you’re most excited for.
• Sync with Firebase: Back up and access your collection securely across devices.
No ads. No personal tracking. Just books.
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The latest observed download price is $3.99. Open the official App Store link to confirm the current checkout price.
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