Great App, but... – Fantastic Library Lite Review

I’ve tried quite a few different Apps to track my large collection of books. It is fairly easy to use, which is good, because I haven't been able to find any documentation. Because the App reloads the library pretty much every time I make an update, keeping all my books in the one library is a non starter. I have had to create multiple libraries and keep the number of entries under 300 in each. I’m up to six or seven libraries with over 1300 books across them. Splitting the libraries keeps performance at an acceptable level. Not my ideal solution, but it works for me. My libraries are non fiction, Thrillers, Reference, fiction by author a-j, fiction by author k-p, and so on. My other problem is frequent crashes. The good news is it has never lost an entry, but it is annoying when it happens. I keep hoping it will eventually stabilize. Also, when cataloging a lot of books it helps to quit and restart the App every few dozen entries. Despite the issues it is a better book cataloger than anything else I’ve tried and I continue to use it. I take my iPad with me and it prevents me from acquiring duplicate titles, a frequent occurrence before I began using this App.
Review by Rstreborg on Fantastic Library Lite.