Your reading history can be a softer kind of diary.

What is one book that will always be linked to a very precise memory for you? Share the title and the memory if you feel like it.

A small feature that keeps every story in the right place. It is perfect if you follow multiple saghe at once and want a clean overview of what to read next.

Organize by tags, authors, or series and rediscover forgotten titles. Every shelf tells a story.

What’s the book that best describes a season of your life?

It’s not about chasing numbers, it’s about building a reading habit that feels good.

What’s your reading goal for this year?

My goal has always been simple:
Make an app that feels calm, clean, and respectful of readers’ time and data.

No algorithms, no push to share, no distractions.
Just a space for you and your books.

That’s what “indie” means to me: building something by hand, for real people.

It’s not about followers or feeds, it’s about your books, your notes, your reading pace.

If you love reading but want peace and simplicity, you might like Book Tracker more.

What makes it different:
🔒 No accounts, no tracking, no ads
📚 Full control of your data, synced privately via iCloud
🎯 Yearly reading goals and statistics
📖 Custom series with book numbering

Your library, your pace, your privacy.
That’s the idea behind Book Tracker.

Once a book is added, you can:
- Track your reading status
- Set a yearly goal
- Write notes or save quotes
- Group books into Series and even number them

One of my favorite parts?
You can open the Stats section and see how your reading has evolved month by month, a real motivation boost!

What started as a personal tool now helps thousands of readers organize their libraries and rediscover the joy of reading.

If you love books and want a calm, private way to catalog them, you can find Book Tracker on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Free to try, because reading should stay simple.