One Page: Read a Page a Day

You have 14 unfinished books. This app finishes them. One Page gives you exactly one page a day. Two minutes. That's the whole ask — a pace so small you can't lose to it, and so consistent that "someday" turns into a finish date you can actually see. READ ONE PAGE. THAT'S IT. No 30-minute goals you'll abandon by Thursday. Bring a book you already own, set your pace, and get one page served to you every day. The finish date is arithmetic, not a promise: your pace, your book, your page count. BRING YOUR OWN BOOKS Open an EPUB from your phone and One Page picks up where you left off. The file stays on your device — your books are never uploaded. HIGHLIGHT LIKE YOU OWN IT Tap to highlight a line. Every line you save lands in your canon: a running collection of everything you've ever underlined. Your personality, with page numbers. Export the whole thing as markdown, any time, free. STREAKS WITH RECEIPTS — AND NO GUILT TRIPS Your streak is a record, not a hostage. Miss a day? Spend a freeze — you earn one a month, and another for every 30 days of your best run. Read suspiciously fast? We might playfully check whether you actually read it — but your streak survives either way. We never revoke it, and we never send you a passive-aggressive notification at 11pm. One notification a day, at a time you choose. That's the deal. THE PLOT See your reading life as a timeline: eras, books, finish dates, all derived from the pace you set and the books you actually have. Feeling different? Re-plot it in one tap — tired, bored, or just wanting something else. Your reading should follow your mood, not a spreadsheet. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN An optional widget shows the day you're on and the page you stopped at, and Ember — the app's mascot — can change colour on the days you've read. Both are drawn on your phone from what's already on it. MAKE YOUR READER Build an avatar that actually looks like you. Every identity option — every skin tone, hijab, turban, bun, and beyond — is free, and always will be. WHAT STAYS YOURS Your books never leave your phone. What you read, highlight and write is stored on the device and nowhere else — the app sends only crash reports and anonymous usage counts to Google Firebase, so bugs get found and fixed. It never sells your data. No account to make, nothing to remember, and you can delete everything from Settings whenever you like. One page a day. Two minutes. That's it.