Libib is a cloud-based library management system designed for individuals, schools, and organizations to catalog and manage various media types, including books, movies, music, and video games. It offers features like barcode scanning, manual entry, cross-device synchronization, and for paid plans, lending and patron management. Users can create multiple collections and track their media across different devices.

Features
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Must Have

4 of 5

List & Section Organization

Contextual Side Notes

Public Sharing

Instant Link Adding

URL Saving & Preview

Other

5 of 7

Minimalist Interface

Profile Gateway

Media Type Support

Sign-In & Authentication

Mobile Responsive Design

Granular Sharing Permissions

Embed Support

Pricing
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Basic

$0.00 monthly
  • Manage your personal libraries for FREE
  • Catalog multiple media types
  • Scan and import items via ISBN/UPC
  • Manually enter, tag, and group items
  • Automatic meta data
  • Export your data at anytime
  • Track which items you've completed
  • Up to 5,000 items
  • Up to 100 collections

Pro

$9.00 monthly
  • Everything in Basic plus:
  • Lending and holds management
  • Patron management
  • Barcode management
  • Interactive published site
  • Generate reports
  • Multi-user management (extra fee)
  • Up to 100,000 items
  • Up to 100 collections

Pro

$99.00 yearly
  • Everything in Basic plus:
  • Lending and holds management
  • Patron management
  • Barcode management
  • Interactive published site
  • Generate reports
  • Multi-user management (extra fee)
  • Up to 100,000 items
  • Up to 100 collections

Ultimate

$900.00 yearly
  • Everything in Basic and Pro plus:
  • 50 manager licenses (great for classrooms)
  • Centralized management dashboard
  • SSO integration (Google, Classlink)
  • Custom imports
  • Invoicing / POs
  • Priority support
  • Up to 100,000 items
  • Up to 100 collections
Rationale

Libib is a cloud-based library management system that allows users to catalog and organize various media types (books, movies, music, etc.) into collections, which aligns with 'List & Section Organization'. It supports adding notes to items ('Contextual Side Notes') and offers public sharing of collections ('Public Sharing'). The process of adding items via scanning or manual entry is streamlined, fitting 'Instant Link Adding'. While not explicitly 'URL Saving & Preview', the core functionality of cataloging and managing digital/physical media with automatic metadata retrieval serves a similar purpose for library items. The interface appears clean and focused on content, suggesting a 'Minimalist Interface'. Users have a profile and can manage their collections, which acts as a 'Profile Gateway'. It supports various media types ('Media Type Support') and requires sign-in ('Sign-In & Authentication'). The ability to create multiple collections and manage their visibility implies 'Granular Sharing Permissions'. The mention of mobile apps and cloud sync indicates 'Mobile Responsive Design'.