The pro version removes the 50 item limit imposed on the free version. Aside from this limit, all the features are exactly the same.

This gives our users a clear picture of what they will be getting once they decide to purchase the pro version.

We are currently focusing our development efforts on iOS, and there are no plans to support additional platforms at this time. Sorry about that!

Regarding macOS support, if you have (or plan to have in the future) an Apple Silicon Mac computer, then it should be able to run any iOS app natively (including all our apps).

Not at all. Purchase any of our apps only once. All our apps are universal which means they are designed for both iPhone and iPad devices. Install the same app on both device types.

You can share your BookBuddy library online and then invite people to view it. Select Settings > Online Sharing, and follow the instructions.

See “Online Sharing” FAQ topic for more details.

Sure. Simply export your library to a file in any of the available formats, and then open the exported file on your computer using the appropriate program (spreadsheet application or HTML viewer).

In case you use BookBuddy, you can share your library online (via Settings > Online Sharing), send yourself its link, and then open the link on your computer using a web browser.

See “Online Sharing” FAQ topic for more details.

In some cases, it may be necessary to restore your previously purchased “Pro Features” which were applied via an In-App Purchase. This may be necessary after uninstalling/re-installing the app, or after installing the app on another device.

To restore your previously purchased “Pro Features”, follow these steps:

• Download and open the free app on your device.

• Select Settings > Upgrade.

• Select "Restore Purchase".

The app will be upgraded and no charge will be applied.

NOTE: When restoring your purchase, be sure your device is signed into the same Apple account that was originally used for the purchase.

Sure. Go to the main page and select the leftmost button in the bottom bar. In the displayed page (which is Additional Books, Additional Movies, or Additional Albums), select Wish List and then select the + button at the top right corner to add as many items as you like.

Both categories and tags are generic classification methods. However, while an item can only be assigned to a single category, it can be assigned multiple tags.

To choose whether to use categories or tags to classify a specific criterion, ask yourself the following question: “Does each item in the library match only one value, or might multiple values fit this criterion?” If the answer is “only one”, then use categories to classify this criterion. Otherwise, use tags.

Here are some examples:

• Assume you wish to track which items are in your home and which are in your office. Ask yourself: “Can an item be located only in one of the places, or in both at the same time?”. Since the answer is clearly “only one place at one time”, you should use categories to classify this criterion.

• Assume you wish to track which animals appear in each of your nature movies. Since several animals can appear in each movie, use tags to classify this criterion.