Booklist

If you’ve bought books from Amazon over the years — physical, Kindle, Audible — you’ve got a reading history buried in your account data. Booklist pulls it out and turns it into something useful.

Amazon lets you request a personal data export as a ZIP file. Upload that ZIP to Booklist and it extracts every book you’ve purchased, borrowed, or listened to across all Amazon services. It does all that within a single web page using javascript so that none of your information ever leaves your computer.

What It Does

Booklist finds books from five Amazon sources:

• Physical orders: books you bought as physical items
• Kindle Unlimited: ebooks you borrowed
• Audible: audiobooks
• Publisher ebooks: direct digital purchases from publishers
• Amazon Digital Services: other digital purchases

It automatically deduplicates across sources, if you bought the Kindle edition and the audiobook of the same title, you get one entry with data from both.

Working With Your List

Once your books are loaded, you can:

• Edit inline: fix titles, authors, ISBNs directly in the table
• Set reading status: mark each book as Want to Read, Currently Reading, Read, or Did Not Finish
• Look up authors: Booklist queries the Open Library API to fill in missing author names and ISBNs automatically
• Select and export: check the books you want, export as CSV

Privacy

Booklist runs entirely in your browser. Your Amazon data is never uploaded anywhere. Upload, edit, export, done.

Feedback

Booklist is a work in progress. If you have feedback, suggestions, or run into issues, send an email to attnfeed@gmail.com.

* Some of this text was written with the help of Claude Code