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A reading log that keeps itself

Log every book, date, and rating without the spreadsheet busywork. Endleaf times your sessions, counts your pages, and turns your reading log into stats worth keeping. No account, no ads.

A reading log on iPhone: a shelf of books with half-star ratings and reading dates.

What a good reading log tracks

A reading log turned into stats: books, pages, average rating, and a reading streak.

Ditch the reading log spreadsheet

A spreadsheet cannot scan a barcode, time a session, or draw your year in books. Endleaf does, and it still hands your data back as CSV anytime. Already keep a spreadsheet or use Goodreads? Import it and never type a formula again.

Read: the book tracking spreadsheet, and a better way

Reading log questions

What is a reading log?

A reading log is a record of the books you read: titles, dates, ratings, and often pages or time spent. Readers keep one to remember what they have read, see patterns over a year, and stay motivated. Endleaf is a reading log that fills itself in as you read.

Is a reading log app better than a spreadsheet?

A spreadsheet is free but manual, and it cannot time your sessions, scan a barcode, or build charts on its own. Endleaf does all of that, keeps your data on your device, and still lets you export to CSV. If you already keep a spreadsheet, you can import it and stop doing the math by hand.

Can I keep my reading log private?

Yes. Endleaf has no account and no feed. Your log lives on your iPhone and syncs only through your own iCloud, so no one else sees what you read.

Can I export my reading log?

Always. Export the whole log as JSON or CSV whenever you want. Your reading history is yours to keep and to move.

Keep a reading log you will actually keep up.

Endleaf does the logging for you. Free to download, private by design.

No account. No ads. Your data stays on your phone.