^ in addition to this, I go through my want to read list at least once a year and pare it down. My interest in certain books wanes over the years, and something I marked as “to read” when I was 19 might not hold the same appeal now, so it helps to do some spring cleaning and reevaluation.

I use Goodreads for this as well. Then when I'm trying to decide what to read, I look through lists based around the current theme or genre I'm wanting to read and all the books on that list that are already on my TBR are clearly marked for me. It makes it so much easier to narrow down my choices and actually read the books from my TBR.

I’ve also switched to GoodReads. I used to use an excel spreadsheet but find that goodreads is easier to access from anywhere including mobile devices. Even though you can access Google sheets (or other cloud based spreadsheet) from your phone, I don’t think it’s as easy to use.

My library also lets me create a wishlist through their digital library (they use overdrive), so I’ll peruse the new releases every so often and add them to my wishlist there so I can keep track of what is available there and I’ll put holds on things that I really want to read.

I really like the way GoodReads is organized. It helps me keep track of what I want to read and what I’ve already read SO well.

Same. I also have an extension for my library, so I'll check if there's anything available there before ordering a book or something.