Inkleaf

You finish a chapter before bed and want to mark three paragraphs you plan to revisit. You drag across the text, pick a color, and anchor a quick margin note. Twenty seconds later the thought is captured. In Inkleaf, that annotation lands in a searchable log where every highlight and margin note across all your reading files stays in one place. Tap any entry and you jump directly to that passage in the Reader. The Reader keeps the interface clear: font family, size, line height, and day, sepia, or night theme are one tap away in a bottom sheet, while a progress bar shows your position and the minutes remaining in the document. The same session can shift into writing. Open the Editor and a floating toolbar gives you bold, italic, headings, bulleted and numbered lists, and blockquote formatting. Word count and estimated read time sit in the status bar, and an auto-save checkmark confirms your work is safe every thirty seconds. The Document Shelf holds every file you have imported or created, sorted by recency, name, or reading progress, with a progress ring and word count on each card. Reading Stats tracks your progress locally: a weekly bar chart of words read per day, your current reading streak, average session length, and a count of documents finished this month. No data leaves the device. For a student annotating a class text, a writer editing a draft on the commute, or a professional who needs to read, edit, and manage project files, the tools are the same. Offline reading works everywhere, with no network connection required. The app is free and has no in-app purchases or ads. Inkleaf fits document work in any form: a reading list, a draft manuscript, or a set of work files you want to read, edit, and annotate in one place.