Reading Tracker - ReadTracker

Out of all the reading trackers I’ve had, this is by far my favorite. They have customizable options for everything. I was able to make my main color pink(seems insignificant but makes a huge difference to me and makes me so happy) I do have one complaint, I wish they had an Apple Watch version as well so I could use that for timing because I can’t have my phone in class when I read. Other than that it’s flawless.

I love the app. I can log everything I have in my library and track my series and categories, which I adore. The calendar is a little cumbersome to navigate. For one, I started a book but haven’t read it everyday but it shows every day of the month that it was open— not the days read…. Unless I click on the up/down arrow. Then I can click through the days until I find the specific days I read on. Just a little much for me. On the arrow page it doesn’t even let me know what days o read on, I just have to click around and find it. Other than this feature, I love the app. Very robust. But I have a physical tracker I use and i haven’t been able to stop using it yet because the calendar doesn’t work the way I’d need it to.

I’ve tried a few reading trackers, but ReadTracker stands out for its modern, colorful interface and how easy it makes it to organize and keep up with your reading. I love being able to add books, group them into series, set goals, and jot down personal notes or ratings (even with emojis!). The stats and progress tracking are really motivating and help me stay consistent with my reading habits. The app is thoughtfully designed for visual people—everything is clear and easy to find, and the navigation feels smooth and pleasant. I especially appreciate how responsive the developer is to feedback and suggestions. There are frequent updates and new features, and it’s clear that the app is evolving quickly. One thing I would love to see in the future is the ability to read different book formats like ePub, mobi, and PDF directly in the app, and to highlight, annotate, export, and share my notes or favorite passages. For me, this would be much simpler than having to use several different apps—one for reading and another for tracking my progress. Since I have attention and memory issues, it’s really complicated to remember the page I was on, switch apps, and copy the page number or position. Having everything in one place would make reading so much easier and more enjoyable. While I’d love to see features like reading ebooks or audiobooks directly in the app someday, ReadTracker already does a fantastic job as a reading companion and organizer. If you want an elegant, user-friendly, and actively maintained tool to track your books and reading progress, this is the one to get!