Shelfwise: Ebook File Manager

Shelfwise is a file manager for the novel and comic files (txt · epub · zip/cbz · 7z · pdf) scattered across your device storage.
It finds them, renames them by your rules, moves them into folders and cleans up duplicates — and you can read them right away in the built-in viewer.

■ Why Shelfwise needs "All files access"
· Its core job is managing book and comic files that live in many folders on your device storage (internal memory and SD cards).
· Scanning every subfolder, renaming files, moving them to other folders and deleting duplicate copies all require direct file access, so "All files access" is required.
· Files are renamed, moved or deleted only when you run an action or by rules you set up, and files are never sent to an external server.

■ File management — rename, move and dedupe in one go
· Duplicate cleanup: when you have several copies of a work, keep just one.
· Batch file name cleanup: rename works by your own rules, all at once.
· Folder organize: sort files into folders by rating, author, read status and more.
· Import downloads: move newly downloaded files into your library.
· Original archive: originals are kept before files are replaced, so you can always restore them.

■ Pick a folder — your library is ready
· Choose the folder that holds your books, and Shelfwise scans it down to every subfolder.
· Reads chapter numbers, completion status and author straight from file names.
· Choose "file type" (one file = one work) or "series type" (one folder = one work).
· View your library as a list, cards or a bookshelf.

■ Organize works your way
· Covers stored inside EPUB · PDF · ZIP files are extracted automatically, and you can set any image or page as a cover.
· Edit work info, add tags, and merge similar tags under one parent tag.
· Save filters for the views you use most, and set one as the default.
· Group works that belong together into a series, in reading order.

■ Keep track of what to read
· Reading queue, recommendation roulette and an all-time favorites hall of fame.
· Record works by name even before you have the file.
· Reread a favorite from the beginning while keeping your first-read records.

■ Reading records
· Reading calendar and history, plus stats on how much and how fast you read.
· Bookmarks · clips · highlights, all collected in one place.
· A glossary for each work: collect characters, terms and places with the sentences they appear in.

■ Use it with your PC
· Connect to Shelfwise for PC on the same Wi-Fi to exchange reading positions, bookmarks, reading records, work info and files.
· Your devices talk to each other directly — no internet server in between.

■ Premium features (free for 30 days after installing)
· Built-in viewer: page-turn effects or continuous scroll, table of contents (auto-generated for TXT files) and full-text search
· Fonts, themes, margins and line spacing, all adjustable
· Read aloud (TTS), auto scroll, and two-page view for comics
· Reading speed and time left shown while you read
· PC sync
Only these features are fully available for 30 days after installing; all other library management features stay free.

■ Also
· Light · dark · sepia · custom themes
· Layouts tuned for tablets and foldables
· Back up your library info, or move it to another device

■ Permissions
· All files access: needed to find and organize (rename, move) the book and comic files in the folders you choose.
· Location (optional): used only to read the Wi-Fi name for PC sync. No location data is collected.
· Notifications: show progress for cover fetching, sync and read aloud.

■ Notes
· Shelfwise does not provide any files. It's a tool to organize and read the files already on your device.
· No sign-up — your library info is stored on your device.
· Privacy policy: https://allday-lib.github.io/wm-dist/privacy.html
· Contact: geoptt1@gmail.com

Recent changes:
What's new (1.7.1)
· Fix: folders couldn't be opened in Samsung Secure Folder or a work profile
· Fix: it was hard to tell whether a source chip (chapters, completion, author) in work info was off — it now says "not used"