PagePerchLog: Reading Tracker

PagePerchLog is a reading tracker for the books you want to read, the one you are reading right now, and everything you have already finished. Sixty titles are on the shelf the moment you open it, so the book log has something in it from day one. ONE SHELF FOR EVERY BOOK • Sort any title into want-to-read, reading or finished with a single tap. • Search the book list by title or author, or filter it down by genre. • Add your own books with page count, genre, cover colour and a private note. • Group them onto shelves you name yourself — Start here, Long haul, Before sleep. LOG PAGES, NOT GUILT • Tap the pages you got through today and the book moves along on its own. • The reading log keeps a row per day, per book. No timers, nothing nagging you. • Mark a book finished and it drops onto the done pile with the date it closed. • Give it a rating out of five once you are through with it. READING GOALS AND DAY STREAKS • Set a yearly book target and a daily page target that suit how you actually read. • The ring on the home screen keeps score month by month, quietly. • A day streak counts only the days you really logged pages. • Milestones unlock off real reading — a first session, a thousand pages, four genres. READING STATS THAT STAY OFFLINE • Pages across the last seven days, pages by month, books finished by month. • Running totals for pages logged, books finished and average rating. • Every figure is worked out on the phone from your own reading log. • The whole reading tracker runs with no wifi and no internet connection. PASSAGES WORTH KEEPING • Save a line you liked from any book, with the page you found it on. • Read your saved passages back as one long margin of your own. • Send a passage or your reading record out through the usual share sheet when you feel like it. PRIVACY, PLAINLY This reading tracker keeps your shelf, page logs, passages and goals on your phone and nowhere else. There is no account to create, no sign-in and no cloud sync. There is no advertising, no in-app purchases and no analytics of any kind. PagePerchLog holds the shelf. The reading is yours.