ThingsBook Reviews

I can’t believe an app designed to organize…doesn’t have a way to organize!! Collections are not sorted in any way or fashion other than the order created. So books are scattered in with recipes, travel, everything! WHY isn’t there a “tab” for just books (or whatever the main topic is) then your separate collection about books is viewed there??? I mean, I can’t even sort them alphabetical. 🙄. My “work around” is to name each collection by its primary topic:name of category (Books: TBR). At least use the drop down arrow on My Tab (that says All, Private, Friends) to be able to pick my collection (Books, Recipes…)
ALSO- make MY home page the landing page- I don’t want to see the thread of things I never followed in the first place.

Just downloaded ThingsBook and loving it the visuals are amazing and the collections are adorable. However there are a few things that bother me. Some of the apps features seem unrefined it has a collection feature but in order to make a collection you have to make an individual post for each item in it instead of being able to make one post about all the items, and I was trying to make a collection of my favorite shows but not all of them popped up and the icons they use (little books) all have pictures for certain shows but for shows that don’t pop up you can’t upload a cover you have to pick a plain color. Overall cute app, probably just wasn’t made for what I was intending it for, but the features are so cool I just wish they were a little more fleshed out.

There is a lot to love about ThingsBook. Here are a few things I enjoy. Your caption can use different fonts, and you can choose to bold or italicize sections of your text.

I also love that I can organize the content I share using the collections feature. It makes everything easy to find and beautifully organized. This is a very easy app to use. Download it today for a more pleasant social media experience.

ThingsBook is a great way to share your favorite things with everyone. Devoid of the never-ending drama on other social media platforms. This is a place of peace and positivity. You can make collections and post about your favorite things. People can follow you and leave you comments. Everyone can get new ideas!

I downloaded ThingsBook out of curiosity while reading on WEBTOON. I think this a great app where people could leave reviews and recommendations and you can even customize your profile to your aesthetic and I find that amazing. I am enjoying writing and reading about people reviews or thoughts about shows, series, books, and webtoons.

I love this application, it has all kinds of publications for the interest of each person. I have learned a lot and people give very good reviews and recommendations of things you might like. I can also share what I like or even questions about products or other things. I highly recommend this application

supportive community and a variety of content, very diverse! Lots of cool features and categories like folders so for those who love or want organized content can file those photos, videos, and any posts away.
they also provide templates so you can easily create ratings and journals with grace.
would recommend giving this new socials app a try :)

A new space where I can blog and collect my thoughts (and hobbies!). The interface is simple, aesthetically pleasing to the eye, and easy to edit. You can change your theme, your collections, and explore your space for blogging or sharing your experiences with others 🫶 It’s easier for me to understand than some blogging platforms.

I am a book lover but my TBR (to be read) is endless. this app allows me to organize in my favorite way! The collections is a way for me to stay on top of what I’ve read, what my favorite 5 star reads are, and ones that I can have some fun with (I love my Pride Month reads!) Not only is it great for organizing but I can share what I love about my collections with others!!

What a great way to share the things you love and do, especially with how collections work. This is an app I had the pleasure of using before release and it’s the most creative way to share music, movies, travel, food, and so much more for others to see, and relate to, and be inspired by. It’s like social media for specific hobbies in a fun different way. Definitely will be using it for a long time.

I really enjoy writing and posting on this app. The features like collections makes it feel like I am writing in a personal diary. Conveniently, you can review books, restaurants, cafes, or write about your life all in one app. The social aspect of it is well thought out. I love that you can comment and like on other people's posts (without limitations like only on food posts and etc). I recommended ThingsBook to a few friends, so I hope they'll join it!

This is a fun concept for a social media app. I like being able to organize everything into collections. As a big reader, it’s nice to be able to make journal posts about my reactions as I read as well as review and share books and webcomics I love. I also like seeing what others post about too. My one criticism is how difficult it can be to find other users. Unlike other social medias, there isn’t a way to just scroll through the collective, just people you already follow with occasional suggestions on who to follow. This makes it difficult to meet new people unless you search for them directly. Overall, though, I’m enjoying ThingsBook !

ThingsBook is honestly a game changer. From the moment I downloaded it, everything just flowed—clean design, easy navigation, and zero headaches trying to figure things out. It actually does what it promises, which is rare these days. Performance is smooth, no glitches, no lag, just straight results. You can tell real thought went into the user experience. It saves time, keeps things organized, and makes life way more convenient.

I really enjoy using Things Book. It honestly feels like my own personal collection of mini blogs. There’s no pressure about what to post or when to post, which makes it so refreshing. I can just share what I want, when I want, and that freedom makes the experience a lot more enjoyable.

The platform is also really easy to use and very diverse, which I love. You get to see all kinds of perspectives, stories, and ideas in one space. It feels authentic and natural instead of forced like some other platforms. Overall, it’s refreshing and definitely something we needed.

this app is truly one of the most impressive and enjoyable social media apps I’ve ever used. The interface is beautifully designed, extremely easy to navigate, and everything feels so clean, simple, and well-structured. I especially love how readable and user-friendly it is—nothing feels cluttered or confusing, and the overall experience is super smooth. It makes creating and sharing content feel effortless, and I can tell a lot of thought was put into every detail. I highly recommend this app to anyone looking for a fresh, high-quality platform that’s both fun and easy to use!

In ThingsBook, you can post your stories like traveling, lifestyle, thoughts and inspiration and you can also post reviews of recent show you watched, cafe you visited, tools you bought and etc. with a 5 star review.

After installing, I am in love with the ui/ux of this app: where each categories have different design, such as film categories being posted as video case and the book categories as 3d modeled books.

I recommend ThingsBook for people who want to make posts like how you would do journaling and scrapbooking because ThingsBook provides all the tools to make your post and page aesthetic!

I like how ThingsBook is organized to be able to share collections. I can use it to group events I’ve been to or even a collection of different kinds of collectibles. For a new app, the UX is really great which I find critical to me because if an app is unusable I get super frustrated and delete. The only thing missing is more people on ThingsBook to follow and share with but I hope that ThingsBook gains traction in different communities to solve this. I think it could be really awesome if artists and other creators catch on. It feels like it could be more authentic than some other big social media giants popular these days.

ThingsBook may sound like Instagram, Facebook, and Tumblr, but it’s not. Well it does share some of their qualities and it is better than them. I think it’s a great platform to blog about your daily life moments, or creative hobbies with a community who doesn’t chase likes, comments, and follows. It is a pressure-free app to post your creative work, long write-ups without running into word limit and photographs that don’t have to be perfected with editing apps. I personally all like ThingsBook more than Instagram because it feels like a journal organized into specific titled collections. It’s for anyone who is passionate sharing anything they want and not feel trapped in the algorithm mess.

this app is honestly the best social media platform I’ve ever used in my life. The layout is so well organized, incredibly easy to use, and everything is designed in a way that feels clean, modern, and super readable. I love how smooth the user experience is—posting and navigating through ThingsBook feels effortless, even for first-time users. The overall design is visually pleasing, and the features are thoughtfully built so you can enjoy creating and sharing content without stress. It really feels like a platform made with care and creativity, and I genuinely enjoy using it every day. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a fun, simple, and high-quality social media app!

I’m excited for a new platform designed to be more like a journal. If at least I can collect my random thought on all things and easy to organize format.

I especially like all the text editing tools. I can have fun with the fonts, highlighting, quotes, adding pictures where I want, and more.