Bookmory - reading tracker App Reviews

Dragonfly. Dragonfly by Leila Meacham. What can I possibly say (as I wipe the tears away) but out of the 32 books I have read since the spring this year, this book beats them all. Its a large epic of a novel which has brought out every emotion in me. Dragonfly is the codename for a resistance group dropped behind enemy lines in German occupied Paris. Just five ordinary people who are handpicked and receive mysterious letters from the government asking them if they are willing to fight for their country. Sounds basic and done before? Basic and done before, this book isn't. Its clever, masterful and beautifully written and I found myself so attached to the characters, especially Victoria who I constantly worried about and the two German high ranking officers who were actually good, brave souls and who also won my heart. Nothing is ever as it seems in the horror of war that many were forced into. A beautiful and powerful book with an ending that just took my breath away on the last page. True love never dies in one's heart 💖📖

Great app. I really enjoy this app and all its functionality. It lets me track books in all reading formats and I can track my reading time, which I love. I was also able to upload my goodreads info so that I could still have my history while switching to this app. I also love the themes and I do wish that I could sync the app from my iPad to my iPhone though, I paid for the premium subscription and it’s unfortunate that’s not an option. I think this is a great app for people who really want to see their reading stats while also being able to notate different details to not forget what you read months later. I do wish it had a widget to start the timer though.

Interesting but could be better. It imported my books. It is easy to figure out. It has daily goals that you can tell it how many pages, books, or percentage you want to do for the day. I wish there was a daily goal that I could do for each book. So on my bible I could put read 4 pages tomorrow. Then on my other book I could put read 20 percent tomorrow. It’s more personal then putting read 100 pages tomorrow. Also my way would keep me focused on reading several books at a time to finish the books. I like the calendar showing start and end dates. I kind of wish there was a way to put when I wanted a book finished and the calendar telling me how many pages or percentage I need that day to finish my book by that day. Overall I will say it’s a good app and I think some updates would make it even better.

Great app. Great app for tracking reading patterns, books, and annotations. The interface is user friendly and aesthetically pleasing. I love the calendar feature when reviewing books read throughout the month. So simple and to the point. I love being able to track/record my reading times with a built in stopwatch for reading sessions. However, I wish there was a way to view all my reading minutes for one day in one spot. I hate that I have to go into each separate book I’m reading and add my totals to find out how much time I spent reading that day. I would like to see a total reading time spent area in the app instead of splitting up by each book - add up my daily totals 😇😇

Love this App. I am thoroughly enjoying using this app to track my books read and to read. I have had zero issues with it. I did not upgrade to premium. This is exactly what I was looking for. BOOKMORY has satisfied all of reading tracking I have ever dreamed of. I have been looking for an app like this. There are the occasional annoying ads. As long as they are infrequent I will keep the app. If they monopolize then I will have no other option expect to delete it. I have always kept an excel doc with the books I read…but I am enjoying using the convenient app. I wish there was a place to put your yearly goals and it would track them. It could be on the premium upgrade but the cost is exorbitant. I might consider it the cost was something like 4.99. Overall I love this app.

Switching over!. Oh my gosh! I love this app already! So easy to use! I wish there was a way to import my reading data from my other reading tracker, but I’m not that upset about it. I updated my current reading app (Leio), and the new update makes the app so difficult to use! I was devastated because I’ve been using Leio since 2017. I’d heard a lot of good stuff about Bookmory, so I thought I’d give it a go. Downloaded it today and it’s very user friendly. I love that I can still track the time I spend in books. I like that I can add as many currently reading as I want. A lot of the free features are already what I was using on Leio, so it’s a very easy switch. It’s also very cute! I like that I can change some of the colors and can customize collections. The book calendar is similar to Fable, and I love that! It’s great seeing a visual of my day in a book or two. Just very easy to use. Unless Leio goes back to what it was before, I’m going to stick with Bookmory. Brb while I input all my data from Leio to Bookmory!

Tracking reading has never been easier!. This app is very easy to use and gets yourself use to! I love that you can track the time you read, number of books read, and pages read. It also splits it up based on genres and wether it was a paper book or e-book. I have not but the bullet to pay for the premium yet as the free version has all I want, however, they do give you the option to watch a quick ad for the more in depth statistics based on your reading. I think my favorite part is the book calendar, which shows the books you’ve read for that month. I definitely recommend you try this app, as opposed to some of the others, if you want to start tracking your reading journey!

Love the App! But most features are behind a paywall/you have to watch an ad.. I really like Bookmory, I switched over from Bookly after 3 years and over 500 books. But without the subscription the app is borderline unusable and I can’t justify another subscription so I switched. I like that there’s no cap on the amount of books you can add but you can only really track time/dates read if you don’t want to pay for a subscription. Plus it dangles those fun stats in front of you that you can’t really look at unless you watch an ad or pay for the subscription. Overall, I like the UI and the ads aren’t too frequent but it’s annoying that you have to watch more to see stats that they’re already tracking. I can’t really justify the monthly/yearly payment when it’s the same as some streaming services that aren’t just tracking content, like it’s a book subscription but you have to bring your own books, it just doesn’t make sense to me. I would be willing to pay a one time fee for forever access, but I’m not going to pay that much in reoccurring yearly/monthly expenses. I will continue to use the apps free version unless some sort of one-time payment option is introduced, or I find another app with similar features that aren’t locked behind a paywall.

everything i wanted in a book tracking app!!!!❤️❤️. I got this a few months ago because i regretted not keeping track of all the books I’ve read. some people might disagree, but i like how simple and quiet it is, if you know what i mean. it’s super easy to navigate. i haven’t paid for the full version because i’m broke, but i am definitely considering it. i recommend this to anyone who loves reading and wants to keep track, i haven’t encountered any bugs in the app yet. my favorite feature is how you can keep a list of all the books you want to read, and you can have the app randomly select one for you if your indecisive like me. currently have a tbr of over 70 books 😭 anyways im rambling but you shoudl try this out if your a minimalist like i am who loves to have their phone on dark mode 24/7

Great reading tracker. I love Bookmory. It’s become my primary reading tracker and I’ve used Goodreads, StoryGraph, LibraryThing and Litsy. It’s the best for tracking individual reading…not so great if you want a more of a social media experience and interacting with other people. Loves: Easy to use and edit (which I often do), great stats and reading wrap up graphics. One of the only apps that shows you how long you’ve been reading a book in a graphical display. Downsides: Wish I could resize the reading wrapup graphs because you can barely see/read the titles when you want to share them. I may be wrong but it doesn’t seem to calculate the total number of minutes across all completed audiobooks (it does count if you use the reading timer which I never do). I just want to see that I read X number of books which together equaled a total of HH:MM when read to completion. My life would be complete if it worked directly with Libby and Hoopla so I don’t have to log book details every time.

Great app. If you’re a book lover who loves to track your reading, I think you’ll enjoy this app. It allows you to make book notes which is very helpful. I especially love the Book Calendar features where you can see your reads for the month at-a-glance. Very helpful for me since I read 14-16 books /novels a month. I also love the tracking features (time, percentage, pages) and love the clean, simple interface. It is however private. There is no social aspect (like Goodreads) which is my only critique. For example, even on a small scale, I wish I could see friends and what they were reading. My only other feedback point is that I wish there was a way to track buddy reads or club reads. I love that there is a DNF feature. Well done! Bookmory is my favorite app for the personal tracking of books.

This app is very good. This app is pretty much as good as Goodreads, and I don’t know how this app is not as popular as Goodreads. A few things are locked behind a paywall, but those things are definitely optional and you can fully use the app without buying anything. This app helps you track your books, lets you take notes, review books (in stars), lets you see how long you read, what hashtags you are using, what day you started and ended and how much you read on each day (even if not at all), lets you read and log multiple books at the same time and let’s you set many different types of reading goals as well as telling you your reading statistics, and lets you make specific collections of books. This app is very good and actually helps you achieve your reading goals. I would 100% recommend this app!

Love this app. I’ve been using Bookmory for a while now, and I have to say, it’s truly exceeded my expectations! This app has become such a great motivator for my reading habits. I love being able to log the pages I read every day—it’s such a satisfying way to track my progress and stay consistent. One of my favorite features is the calendar log, where I can see the days I’ve read and, even better, the book covers on each day. It really adds a nice visual touch and makes it even more rewarding. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting to like it this much, but it has quickly become a must-have for me. It’s simple to use, but so effective at encouraging me to keep going. I’m definitely reading more because of Bookmory, and I’m excited to keep using it. Highly recommend!

Love it. I started using Bookmory last year when tracking my reading in a notes app list became much too difficult and unwieldy. I absolutely love it. The free features are really fun and useful: I love the calendars, the tags, being able to categorize books so much more smoothly. I don’t use the time reading feature as much, but love that it’s available. I was recently delighted when I went to add a novel-length fanfic and the metadata was already in the app. Made my day. I haven’t tried good reads because it seems much less useful, frankly, but I’m wildly happy with Bookmory and anticipate continuing to use it for a long time.

It is useful!!. So many features make this app so awesome! I love that I can time reading sessions and take notes. I am able to take pictures of a page and either select, from the picture, the words I want and it will change to words in notes or save a picture of a page or type the quote myself as a note in a book. I can do this all while timing session of reading. I like timing so I can look back and feel accomplished at how much I spent reading that day. It feels good! Some bugs- like when I save “read books” they sometimes go into “favorites” or vice versa. I can’t undo some mistakes I make, but can undo others. Overall I really do love it and use it alongside “Goodreads”

Adore. I love nearly everything about this app. Only had it about a week before deciding to support and subscribe for a year. The benefit of being able to visually see read/listened to books on a calendar along with tracking the actual time is something I didn’t know I was missing in my reading logs. It’s one thing to say, read in a week and another to know exact times over that week. Love the feature to add books so there’s a TBR already there so you can quickly start your next book if you have it added. That’s helping with a faster view of seeing what’s on the horizon. If could make any change, it would just be the log to say Day 1, 2 etc on actual days instead of the number of days since started. For example, start on a Mon, that’s day 1 and read again on Wed will show as day 3 instead of day 2. But that’s massively small seeing as tho most reading apps have the full span of days. But wi tho seeing the times each day, would just be a nice feature. But this has quickly become my daily go to reading tracker.

No paywall. I was really trying to find an app to keep up with all the books I’ve read and this one has been the best so far. It is easy to use, as long as you have an average understanding of apps. I wouldn’t give it to my grandma per say, but a kid could use it. It is all FREE. I have encountered NO paywalls. Which you can see I’m happy about. I hate when simple apps like these have paywalls. Basically, if you want to track your books in a simple, aesthetically pleasing way, this is the app for you. I have zero complaints Edit: Okay, just realized there is in fact a bit of a paywall, for statistics. I don’t really use statistics, so it’s whatever, but if you do intend to use statistics I’d try to find another app. Unless you’re good with paying.

Simple, does exactly what I need, love the calendar. I downloaded this app sometime in fall ‘24, and it’s exactly what I need in a book tracking app. No social media aspect, I don’t need to leave a review for others, just a tracker for me myself and to help me stick to my reading goal. 💡 A couple things I would add if I could: 📕 •An option to make the calendar the default opening screen, or at least pin it somewhere to the top of the welcome page? 📗 •a widget for my iPhone Home Screen, a large one could show the calendar (maybe just current day due to size constraints?) and a smaller one could just show “currently reading” 📘•a way to purchase themes without buying full premium. I’d pay a small amount for a theme, even more if I could customize all the colors. But I don’t need the note uploading or other premium features, I don’t use them. But $4.99 to unlock a theme, or maybe $9.99/for themes + widgets? Or maybe every book you read, you get a credit, and you can “buy” themes with credits/ads? ———————————————————— Not big enough wants that I will stop using the app, but it *would* enhance my experience! I hope the app doesn’t go away, I didn’t realize it was relatively new!

Time traveling record book. I read so often that I often forget what books I’ve read. This helps me to search easily to check if I’ve read it, want to read it, gave up on it, or have no affiliation with a book. I use another app also but what I like about this one is the option of choosing “gave up” for a book. The other app has folders that you can create but you can’t put a book in a folder unless it’s in your read folder or want to read folder. I also like the calendar, it’s fun to look and see pictures of the books I’ve read each month spread out on the calendar. The other app has a challenge for reading a certain amount of books. I enjoyed that in the beginning but then it started stressing me out bc I would hit my goal and then bump it up. I found myself reading more than I really had time to read and wanting to get through books fast to add to my number. But if you don’t use the challenge it doesn’t tell you how many books you have read so far for that year. It also doesn’t break down the numbers in months. Since I started using this app my reading habits have become much healthier. The only thing this app doesn’t have that I wish it did is an ability to click on an authors name and see every book they have written. If I like a book I want to read more of their books and that would be an easy way to find that. I recommend this app to all my reading friends!

Very useful!. I loved the way Bookmory is set up. It’s perfect for tracking your books and annotating. It’s super simple to use. The other tracking apps I’ve found seemed a lot more complicated but this one is super simplified and makes it easy to use. I love the layout of the app too, it’s super cute. I also like the way you can see you stats on how you read. It encourages me to want to one up myself and become a better reader. I also use bookmory to write notes on my book when annotating. I DONT like writing on my books, so I tab my books, and then use bookmory to write the note for that tab so I can reference it later. Makes it super easy to look what I wrote. I wish not as many things were covered behind a pay wall, like layout color and text related things, but that’s okay and understandable. I’ll definitely be using bookmory in the future and using it to track and annotate my books!

Good but Needs Improvement. I’ve been using this app for a few months now and have been loving all the features and statistics it provides. It’s very user friendly and I like how you can organize books under different tags and collections. That being said, I really wish they would add a feature where you can reorganize books from the order they were added in. I like to sort my books by “added” except when I first downloaded the app, I inputted one of my books out of order, and since then I cannot reorganize it into the correct order. The only way to fix this would be deleting all my books, re-adding them in the correct order, and then manually typing ALL of my notes back in - because for some reason you cannot export notes in the Database file type like you can when you backup your app. Obviously this is a lot more cumbersome and unrealistic to do than adding a feature that just allows you to reorganize the order of your books. Another issue that I have is how you cannot sync the app across different devices, instead you have to export and import your data across devices if you want them to “sync.” Despite these issues, I do like this app, I just wish these features were addressed to make the app more enjoyable to use.

Love the app with only one issue. I am loving the app. I love the calendar and getting a summary of my reading at the end of the month. I love the book covers being shown on the calendar. I love that it tracks the days you spent reading a book. My one issue is that it doesn’t update across devices. I have a tablet and also read/ listen to audiobooks on my phone and it is a little annoying to have to make a backup to sync across devices even though I’m logged into the same account on both devices. For now I try to make backups every couple days and update to make sure my devices match, but if they developers could figure out the syncing “issue” that would take the app to another level.

Needs to Sync. I am using Bookmory because it’s the only app I’ve found that allows me to track reading the same book in different languages as a separate read. But, a huge drawback is that it doesn’t sync to my computer. I decided to pay the (pretty expensive) annual fee, thinking I don’t typically use Goodreads in my computer all that open, so wouldn’t be a big deal. However, I now get email reminders at least weekly urging me to “restore” my backup so I don’t lose my data. I don’t want to pay $40/ year to be constantly bugged about the possibility of losing my data. It also makes me wonder if maybe our data is at risk. I mean, if the developer can’t figure out how to make the app sync, maybe the are allowing situations that put our data at risk? In any case, I will look around for other options so that I don’t need to renew next year unless they fix this issue before my renew date comes around.

Beautiful Design. Bookmory stands out with its beautiful design. The developer has really nailed the visuals. It also checks all the boxes for essential features in a great reading tracker. Overall, a truly fantastic app! You should download it! A couple of suggestions that could make it even better: 1.Automatic iCloud syncing between devices would be a game-changer. I often switch between my iPad and iPhone, and seamless syncing would make tracking my reading so much easier without needing to manually download the latest backup. 2.Daily reading totals (time and pages) in a book’s timeline would be a helpful addition, giving a clearer picture of my reading habits.

Your Gateway to Literary Exploration. Bookmory is a bibliophile's dream come true! As an avid reader, I've been searching for an app that seamlessly combines my love for books with organization and discovery. Bookmory does just that and more. Its intuitive interface allows me to easily catalog my book collection, track my reading progress, and discover new titles based on my interests. The personalized recommendations feature is spot-on, introducing me to hidden gems I wouldn't have found otherwise. Plus, the community aspect adds a delightful social element, where I can connect with fellow bookworms, share recommendations, and participate in engaging discussions. With Bookmory, every reading journey is an adventure waiting to unfold. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to elevate their reading experience!

5 stars!. Bookmory has completely changed the way I read and keep track of my books! The app is incredibly user-friendly, with a sleek design and intuitive navigation. I love the way it lets me organize my reading list, track my progress, and set reading goals. The ability to add notes and quotes is a game-changer—it’s so helpful to be able to jot down my thoughts and favorite passages while I read. The statistics feature is amazing. It shows my reading habits over time, which motivates me to read more. The app even allows you to back up your data and sync across devices, which is super convenient. Overall, Bookmory has become my go-to app for all things books. If you're an avid reader or just starting to get into reading, this app is a must-have!

Really good app. I’m really liking the app. I love that you can add notes to the books, like if you have a favorite scene, then you note where it is in the book to return to that scene. You can add tags, some of your own making and you can put them in collections for easily finding a particular trope or type that you may be looking for. I did find that a couple of book covers were a bit off. Like, it would show part of the back, the spine, and part of the front, but luckily, that could be edited by adding a photo of the front cover. One or two books didn’t have covers at all but again, an easy fix. I think it would be cute if the books displayed on a shelf, whether looking at the entire list or as a collection, but that’s a very minor aesthetic thing. Overall, I’m quite happy with the app.

Nice book tracking app, even the free version. It’s a nice, simple app. Let’s you keep track of books you’ve read or are reading as well as how far along you are in book by either percent, page, or time (for audio books). You can mark whether you are reading a physical book, ebook, or audio book and add any tags you like. Good alternative to Goodreads if what you want is a non fussy way to keep track of the books you’re reading but aren’t interested in the social features. I’m using the free version, the premium version seems to have some nice features but they aren’t necessary for the app to be useful.

Amazing. I’m not exaggerating when I say Bookmory is my absolute favorite app on my iPad. I use it for everything — from tracking my reads to saving random screenshots from movies I’m watching. It’s basically my digital reading diary. The app has everything I need, and the interface is super aesthetic and user-friendly. What I love the most is how it neatly stores all the notes I add to books in a separate, beautiful section. It makes reviewing thoughts and quotes so easy and satisfying. Can’t imagine reading without it now! 💛📚 I’d love to suggest a feature that I believe would make the app even more amazing. It would be fantastic to have a widget that allows us to: • Review our notes directly from the home screen (without opening the app), • View and interact with the calendar of reading activity, • Track book progress quickly, • Swipe through notes within the widget, • And perhaps even enable automatic flipping through notes at a user-defined interval (for example, every few seconds). Shuffle Book: The app picks a random book from my personal library (i.e., from the books I’ve already added). • It could be: • A completely random pick. • Or filtered by tag, genre, or status (e.g., unread, currently reading, etc.). Lifetime purchase would be a game changer for me.. please 🥹 Big thank you to the developers for making something so thoughtful and lovely — you’re seriously making my reading experience much more enjoyable 🩵🩵🩵

Loved Rule & Shaw. Raw and emotional. Rule is spiraling years after his twin brother’s death. His family blames him and he doesn’t cope well with their dismissal of him. Shaw is his opposite in every way, on the surface. She has also been in love with him for years. When she makes the decision to go after what she wants, on her birthday, she has no idea how it will change her life forever. Even with years of history, they have a lot stacked against them. Not only do they have the past working against them, but her ex proves to be very damaging. A heartbreaking story about love, loss, and learning to love again. A fantastic start to a series. A book with multiple levels of love and loss. The friends in the book are fantastic and supportive. I loved this book.

Fun way to track your books. I have enjoyed using this app to track the books I am currently reading and a list of ones I am interested in. I LOVE the calendar view to see my books read. Using this app is mostly intuitive, although there’s a few menus that seem to overlap and I’m not 100% certain why. There are various ways to track your progress in a book, and each type of book is represented as well. I would recommend this to a friend or someone looking for an app to track their reading habit. The only thing I would change is adding syncing to other reading apps. It would be so awesome if Audible and Hoopla automatically synced to the app so I didn’t have to put in every audiobook.

I’ve tried all the book apps…Bookmory wins!. I have been on the hunt for the perfect app to keep track of my book lists, but I also wanted the same app to help me build more of a steady reading habit. I finally found Bookmory, and it does it all! I have my Reading, Want To Read, and Read lists; I can make notes on the books that I am reading, and I can write reviews. There is a timer to keep track of how long and how much I am reading during a session, so I can generate reports that help me gauge my progress and challenge myself to read more. I read fiction and nom-fiction, so I may be reading a novel and three non-fiction books all during the sane time period. I can enter all the books I am currently reading and track everything in Bookmory. I have shared this app with so many friends and family members, they may think I own stock in the company!

I really enjoy this app. I’ve become rather obsessed with tracking the books I’ve read and Bookmory has become my favorite way to do that. I like that you can choose the media that you’re using and input your own page numbers as it does differ depending on the font you’ve selected or if it’s a large print edition for example. I like the little celebration it does each time you finish a book and that you can add a book to your favorites collection. You can also add notes throughout your reading, so if you enjoy leaving book reviews or just keeping notes for yourself that is very helpful. I’m thinking about going premium just so I can get more theme options because I also really like that you can sort of customize it to fit you.

If you like reading, this app is a must. I was dubious at first, I was like, “this is a dumb app, It’s stupid “. I discovered some nice features that has me hooked, like the notes, I love how you can post notes, favorite quotes from the novel for quick access. I also love the reading feature, how you can open the app and start a timer for reading, it’s a feature available for all novels. I love how you can keep track of every book you have read In a user friendly app. It literally has all books, because it uses the ISBN to identify the book as well as the name and author. Overall, this app was made by someone who likes reading, and really thought outside the box. It also sends you a notification once per day to read a book. It has a free feature, and a premium feature. The premium feature has some extra content that is really cool, and is like $ 3.99. So if you like reading, please pick up this, you won’t regret it.

Tracking books. I like being able to keep a tracking of the books I have read, especially since I don’t buy them, but just check out at the library. I also like having the “to read” list so when I get recommended a book or see one I want to read I add it to the list so I don’t forget. I am slowly making my way through my list. Having the actually picture of the book title page is nice versus just listing the name and author. Only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because there is a lot of clicking needed to edit start and end dates for when you read books and adding/editing comments and then going back and finding your comments.

Love this affordable app. I searched around for awhile for an app to simply log my progress in readings. I remember as a kid I loved reading more when I could add to my cute calendar how much time I spent with which book. This app is that in an adult version that also let’s me take notes, time my readings, keep track of library, keep track of when and where I bought or rented the books, and quantify my daily/monthly/yearly achievements (how many days it takes to read a book, how many minutes I read per day, how many books I read per month,…) Like other apps that are more pricy (and overdone) it also has the ability in the notes to take a picture of a text and transpose it into a text to save. Most of all the app is pleasant to look at (just enough but not too many features or announcements) and runs really smoothly which will keep me coming back to it.

Love this!. I started using Bookmory last year after trying Good Reads and a few other tracking apps. This one is my absolute favorite and the only one I use now. The others were so complex and hard to stay on top of. Bookmory is easy to use and simple, which I need as a working mom. This lets me add my books to my wishlist that I want to read and I can easily start and finish books from my list. Plus I love the book calendar that I can see with the covers to show my progress. The only thing I would like is if it made recommendations based on the types of books I’m reading or have already read, so I can get new ideas. Still an amazing app though! So happy I found Bookmory.

Maddie Kane Bookmory Review. I don’t know how I was able to keep track of the books I read before getting Bookmory. Actually, I do (Instagram), but keeping track of them through social media was never the most ideal. Bookmory is much better — in fact, I am not sure I will be able to live without it. I really like the fact that the information for some books is filled in automatically and one doesn’t have to spend all this time typing things out themselves. The part of the app where one can see how much they have read in a month is also a great feature. I will admit that there are some aspects of the app that I don’t know how to use or have not used yet, but overall, I love Bookmory, will continue to use it, and will recommend it as well.

11/10 recommended. out of all of the books apps i’ve used (i.e. storygraph and goodreads), this is the best one, yet. it allows you to set daily and annual goals. you can see exactly how long it took you to read a book. (ex: the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins took me 4 hours and 53 minutes.) you can add notes to the books your reading. you can make multiple book collections. i personally have a collection for A Song of Ice and Fire (game of thrones book series). when you’ve decided to take a break from a book, you can put it on pause and it won’t make the time you’re not reading continue. and you can give up on books. it shows you a book calendar of which books you’ve finished on what day. if you don’t want people to be able to see what you’re reading, you can put a passcode on it and keep the app open while it’s timing you with a setting in the app. i love this app so much when it comes to reading. i would 11/10 recommend when it comes to book tracking apps.

Probably my favorite. Honestly, this app is probably my favorite book tracking app I have tried. I use the free basic version and have only had maybe 2-3 ads since I started logging my books in fall of last year, but there is a paid premium version available with more features and no ads ever. It shows the cover of the books you’ve read on the days you’ve marked them as read if you look at the calendar view, if you bother to log it you can record your reading times and get stats on that, you can rate the books on the app and make notes for yourself, etc. I have yet to read a book that hasn’t been already in the catalog but if you do happen to read one that isn’t already there, you can just add it yourself. there’s lots of small touches that I like including the monthly or yearly review and that it even marks if you’ve read a book more than once. Plus, it’s all very user friendly and easy to understand.

Great app. I’ve tried quite a few reading apps, but this one is my favorite. You can use it strictly for keeping track of what you’re reading, or you can dive deeper with tags, collections, and a nice note-taking system that’s simple but effective. And the scan text feature works really well. If I had to ask for something, it would be a way to log different formats of the same book, to know what I have on my shelf vs audio vs ebook, etc. When you add a book, you can only pick one format, but I have quite a few books in multiple formats and sometimes forget. It’d be nice to select multiple when adding/updating a book. However, right now I’m using tags to help with this, and they do the job.

Better than Bookly. I love this book tracking app! It’s exactly what I was looking for. Easy to maneuver, easy to record/view all the information I want, and premium pricing is not ridiculous. I love that I have the option to add where I bought my book and for what price because I buy a lot of used books from various places and I think it’s cool to keep track of where I got my favorite finds so I can visit those places more often. Another plus for me is not having the statistics blaring in my face when I open the app. I like not having the mental pressure that I didn’t “finish a goal”. I still appreciate the statistics but I like that this app gives you a lot of freedom to customize your reading / tracking experience.

Best tracking app and it’s not close. This app is too perfect. Personally I am not interested in seeing what my friends are reading or getting book recommendations — I just want to read and keep track of what I have read. This app has every feature you could want to accomplish this. You can save notes while you’re reading, you can rate your books (but only your rating counts), and the exquisite book calendar is ingenious. To top it off, the UI is far and away the most gorgeous I’ve seen. It has reading goals, you can scan barcodes of books you have… this thing has it all. The 4.9 stars this app has say it all. Can we get some more attention for this app please? I want more “best book tracking app” lists to be published to confirm what I already know.

Love this app!. This is a great book tracking app! I really enjoy the latest updates with adding more collections. The app is simple and user friendly. I have yet to come across a book not in their data base. Notes are great for writing favorite quotes or my likes and dislikes of each book I read. The calendar and stats are perfect for an “at a glance” review of my reading habits. The daily reminder to “read a book” is a great push to ensure I don’t forget to add a little reading time for myself. My only suggestion would be adding a feature to recommend books based on books that I have read or one I have saved to my collections.

Very impressed with the App. I got this App for the visual calendar. That is my primary use of it as I enjoy the Statistics of apps like Storygraph without having to buy a subscription. But I get it, developers need to get compensated for their work. I wish when I imported books from other apps that it flagged duplicated rather than me having to delete each one and figure out which app they came from. Lastly, I wish it had a yearly reading challenge where you could see which books are just from this year. Maybe that’s in the paid part of it? And if i am missing it, it’s not user friendly in that instance.

Too many ads, too much paywalled.. Downloaded because a friend posted their cute book tracking calendar for a month and I was interested! However, nothing is really available without watching ads or paying for premium. Most apps have a week or few weeks trial to get a feel for what it is like but this is just…bare bones nothing. No tutorial, barely anything to trial. Even the color themes, i went to preview them and i tapped on that *did not* have the lock symbol on it (there’s only 4) and it STILL put a pop up asking me to watch ads or pay for premium to even see it. Just a bit too much for a very very basic book tracker. Would be much more willing to purchase premium if a less ridiculously small amt was available when you first download. Literally any other book app has more. Unfortunate because I loved what my friend shared!

Liking Bookmory more each day. Update: this is a great app. I truly enjoy that I can look back on my calendars to see what I’ve read. Funny thing is someone will recommend a book that sound familiar and it is nice to be able to find it in my calendar and read my review that reminds me of what the book was about. Love this app. Highly recommend! When I started using Bookmory it was just okay. Really love the calendar view which is why I wanted the app. BUT - as I use it more, and learn how to properly record things, it has become really helpful. Not the most intuitive app for this led brain but it has really grown on me and I recommend to my fellow readers!

All around good app. Great app for book lovers, good features even without paid membership and the ads aren’t intrusive (they only pop up occasionally). You can sort books, mark them as “reading,” “finished,” or “gave up.” I like that you can easily take notes about a book, marked as “book content” or “thought” or “question.” If you’re interested in tracking how much time you spend reading, you can do that too. There is no social aspect of the app (to leave a review or see what your friends are reading for the like) but otherwise it’s comparable to the features of Goodreads and unlike Goodreads my account isn’t getting compromised every other month.

Amazing app love it. I am an avid book reader and I wanted a place to track how long it takes for me to read it. I found multiple apps but most of them you had to pay for everything. Then I found this app and I fell in love with it. It is almost completely free. Well the stuff I want to see. There are a few things you have to pay for if you want different background or a specific time line of how long you read and other small things but for the most part I am using the app completely free with little to no adds. The only time I get adds is occasionally after a reading session before you save your progress and even that is like 1 out of every 15 to 20 times and it is a quick 30 second add and just like that done. I love this app with my whole heart and really recommend if you enjoy reading like I do.😁👍

Really Nice Tracking App. I’m still using the free version as I am only just starting to use the app, but so far, I’m very pleased with it overall. Adding books, tracking progress and seeing your upcoming reads is quick and easy. The calendar is a great feature for people who want a visual tracking of their reading progress and can be customized in several ways to suit a reader’s needs. I think my one issue right now is the rental/purchase area and familiarizing myself with the settings and trying to decide how to load the library reads. I use Libby, Cloudlibrary and Hoopla and have multiple libraries available for each so it’s more about setting up for go forward than anything. I’d ultimately like to import books in from goodreads but I’ll have to research in terms of appending vs overwriting duplicates as I’m currently using both (since goodreads updates from my kindle reading). Also have books in kobo, bookfunnel, ibooks and collectorz (for physical books) so being able to combine all libraries would be great.

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Fantastic book recording app. More than once I have started reading a book and thought “this seems familiar…” only to realise that I have already read it. I now track my books so this doesn’t happen any more. I love having the calendar to show when I have finished books and the stats so I can see how I am faring against past months/years, what my main tropes and tags are and how they vary from previous stats - it gives me a sense of accomplishment. Great app!

See your reading log at a glance. Enjoying keeping a log of my reading along with a review of them. Love this app as it allows you to see what you have read as well as what you wish to read in a quick glance of the book covers.

Love it for keeping record. Love the reminders that pop up too! I’ve recently got back into reading and loving recording what I’ve read and a good place to store titles of books you want to read

This is amazing!. This app is amazing! It helps me keep track of my reading, set goals for myself and time how long I read! And don’t worry if you loose you bookmark with Bookmory you can track your pages so you never forget what page you up to

Love the book calendars. Came across this app in a subreddit and I just want to say how beautiful and clean the interface is. The book calendar is my favourite feature. And the confetti after finishing reading is so satisfying. ☺️Thank you for making this app

Great app!. Only 2 reasons for minus 1 star is you have the pay premium for another light colour background, but mostly I like to switch between time and percentage on my progress but every time I switch back from percentage to time I must input the total again. Wish didn’t need to do that.

Absolutely love this app! just a few minor things. i’ve tried a bunch of reading recording apps but i always find myself coming back to this one! it would be my only library app if it wasn’t for a few things -i wish i could scan multiple books at once, but then when i’m scanning them in individual, most of the time they don’t have the right pages in it or none at all and i have to try and figure out how many there is which is a pain for books like manga that don’t have page numbers -automatically putting all my books into the books to read later, i’d love to toggle that little box off because the stuff i more interact with is right under like wishlist and calendar -i swear this app once had it but maybe i’m imagining it where if you close your phone and have the timer on it would display on your lock screen, that would be fantastic along with maybe widgets i’ve said a lot but truly i adore this app so so so much, these are just small things that i honestly would love to see in it and i’m amazed at the amazing work these people have done for this app

Best and pretty book tracking app. I have tried a lot of book tracking app in years and this is the best so far! I love the statistics and also how pretty they made it look :)

Love this app. This app is amazing for keeping track of your books, your progress, making notes. I use it to track how long it takes me to read a book and how much I progress per day depending on the genre

My favourite book tracking app. Literally perfect for tracking all my reading, but I wish there were social features at least for friends

Great!. Great for people who want a better interface than GR and stats!! I do wish there was an option for series/book numbers. Love being able to time my reads and have a complete timeline for a book. Plus you can pause books and the filing system is fantastic!

Love. I am really loving Bookmory! I love how it tracks everything I have read with the calendar. Also saves the books I want to read for later. And that I can review the books I have read too. Great app so many good features.

Perfect. I love Bookmory!! It is an easy to use way of keeping track of the books that I’ve read, and the books I want to read. Unlike other platforms, it is ready at your finger tips, no need to log in! I love that it allows you to back your progress incase your device is incapacitated…. I just have to remember to back up on a regular basis.

Great app. I love this app. I can add more than one book per day. I do listen to a lot of audiobooks. To me the percentage of or how many pages I have read per day doesn’t phase me I’d rather just say I read that book and not try work out how many hours I listened or how many pages I read it the percentage each day but each to there own. Still is a great app. Even if you read books on apps that aren’t published you can still add them and put your own picture of the story which is really good too.

Just A Few Ideas. I think it would be cool to add a timer to show how many hours you have been reading for and have the ability to add how many pages you've read and add number of pages in the book

Easy to use. I have been using this for a few months now. I’d love to be able to categorise my books.. and maybe I can, I just haven’t spent that much time trying to sort it out

Great way to record books read. Easy to use and very satisfying to have a visual record of the books I’ve read each month. It has motivated me to double the number of books I usually read!

Easy to use. Bookmory is an easy to use, fun way to keep track of the books you’ve read. I love the calendar feature that shows your completed books for the month ✔️💖📚

Love the calendar!. Love how this creates a calendar to show your reading! Finding books isn’t simple as other apps, it doesn’t offer suggestions until you search. Simple to use though!

Great for visual people. I use another site for more in depth book reviews, but there are many thing about Bookmory that makes it worth doubling up. The book calendar (always amazes me to see it laid out) and stats on genres and whether it’s paperback/ebook/audiobook etc.

Great App. I’ve tried quite a few reading Apps and this one is by far the best. I’ve saved over 200 books I’ve read in the last year and so far only one that I had to add manually - unlike other apps where I had do it for about 1 in 3. Highly recommended

Love!. I love this app, it’s very handy for tracking reading progress. I’d like to suggest a little addition! It would be great if there was an option for the app to select a random choice out of the books we’ve added to the ‘to read later’ section. I have such a hard time choosing what to read next and it would be cool if the app would be able to do that for me. Thank you :)

Soooo handy. This app is amazing. It helps me track all of my books, where I’ve bought them all, How much I’m reading, what I’ve given up reading and all for a really cheap price a month! definitely recommending this to several other friends.

The best tracking app. I’ve tried a few reading tracker apps but this one seems to be the easiest one to use. The stats are easy to decipher I just find it helpful seeing my total reading time and the page per min rate. I do also wish there was a way to break down goals to yearly and monthly as well. I think it would also be cool if there certain challenges like maybe a genre challenge or alphabet challenge incorporated. Still, really great app. My go-to!

So amazing!!. I love it very much. It’s amazing to be able to leave notes, questions, summaries and excerpts from your favourite books so you can revise and read back on them whenever you’d like. Even better I can look at all the books I’ve read thus far this year! It’s so great 🩷

Love this app. This app is awesome with so much to do from reviewing and noting down for any for all books I love the visuals the calendars the notes the only down part is you can’t see reviews or ratings from other people

Bookmory. App is great to use can track as many books as you want. Can update the book. So many things you can do. Dies have ads but not bad considering what you can do for free.

This app is a must have. I absolutely love this app it keeps me so organised and u love all the different things to do. I do wish that the “to read later” list was seperate to the Wishlist cause I love to use it as my ‘books that you have that you can read so no you don’t need another one’. But apart from that the app is absolutely flawless.

Amazing!. I love this app. It helps me keep note of all books I’ve read. You can rate the books, make your own notes. The calendar shows all the covers and tracks how long it’s taken you to read each one. Perfect app!

Best book tracker app I’ve found. I’ve tried many book tracker apps, but this one has the best. UI as its clean and clear to read, and stats are easy to break down and review in many different types of metrics. I always come back to this app. One suggestion that would take this up to the next level level, is perhaps personalised recommendations based on books we’ve read (possibly with AI), appears to be a feature other book tracker apps are rolling out. Would definitely pay for a feature like this.

Love this app. Just discovered Bookmory, I’m a new reader and trying to get myself to read everyday. This app is so cute and encourages me to do so!! I love how I am visually able to see books I’m reading on the calendar and helps to clearly organise books I want to read in future I will definitely be using this app frequently!! :))

I love this app!. I don’t have much to say but I’ve been obsessed with this app since I downloaded it, it is perfect for tracking how much you’ve read of both audio books and regular ones, highly recommend

Cute and simple way to track my reading!. I love to devour books- but hate keeping track of them! This app is simple and fun way to do just that and also allows me to right notes and rate books as I go! I set myself a goal of 50 books this year and I’m thinking I may have to double that!

Amazing!. I use the app everyday and it is absolutely amazing! I love the calendar it gives and how well it tracks the pages and books. I love how you can edit the details of the book so it matches what you own.

Book Tracking at its finest. I love this app and being able to track how many books I’ve read or listened to in a month.

An amazing book tracking app. I have absolutely loved this as a way of tracking my reading. It’s free, though you do get a couple options with premium

Great app to keep track of Books. I have mainly been using this app to keep track of the books I have read for 2025, It’s such an easy way to keep me motivated. And I can add books I want to read later on so I don’t forget them!

Handy Reading Log. Absolutely loving this app that helps to both track my reading and save things to a TBR pile! I love the option to scan items in with the barcode or search or even add manually if the book isn’t in the database.

Love. I really enjoy using this app to track the books I’m reading. I love seeing them displayed in the calendar when I have started, logged and finished the book. Visually being able to see them is fantastic! It’s great seeing the statistics too! It would be cool to be able to see which genre of books being read in the statistics though.

Bookmory. No worries.. A clean app with very good design. Payment it only needed for extra delights such as changing the colour of the interface, some of these can be achieved by watching an ad instead. It displays the books you’re reading, the books you want to read next, and library of books you have read. As you’re reading and after you’ve read the book you can take notes - this app has the best note taking option I’ve seen. If you’re looking for a clean app to track your books look no further. The only limitation it has is it doesn’t offer a means to document the books you own, so keep that in mind.

Great for reading tracking. I love this app. It helps me keep up with my reading and it’s easy to use. I have a book insta account and I use it to write my reviews for each book and I just like using this app. I recommend to everyone on my page and all my friends who read to use this app instead of good reads 🤍🤍

I’ve read so much more with this app. Such a great interface, and seeing all the stats of your reading is such a motivator. Extremely glad I discovered the app, and the paid version is value for money and in my opinion well worth it.

My favourite reading tracking app!. I love love love this app! It’s the right balance of aesthetic, user friendly, and reading insights. I like that it’s not a ‘social’ app - that’s the downfall of other apps I’ve used. I want to track my reading just for me and this does that. My only gripe is that I love the premium features, but it is a bit outside my budget. I wish it had a ‘lifetime’ subscription option as I can’t justify spending around $50 each year.

Amazing personal book recording app. I love that this app is in real time, whereas other book recording apps are set to a specific time zone that can’t be changed. The fact that you can personalise features to make the experience more unique is one of my favourite parts

Tipping Point. Dinuka McKenzie. A suicide then a murder brings the rural town of Esserton to question old friendships and relationships. Kate Miles is once again the detective investigating although not officially back from parental leave. When her brother also becomes involved and person of interest Kate withdraws from her role Lots of twists and turns until the mystery is solved. If you have read the first two books in this series you will enjoy this one too

You need this app. I absolutely love this app. I wanted to track my reading for 2024 and read over 258 hours!! I love how it’s very simple to navigate and the minimals colours mean I don’t get overwhelmed when picking colours. I would love to see a widget for this app and maybe a version of wrapped to see how my reading has changed each year.

Fun reading app. The App has worked flawlessly so far and I love the timer/countdown. Being able to see with pictures what my month has looked like in terms of what Ive read is really cool too. I am stoked that it has a dark mode/colour scheme!!!!

Fantastic app!. Such a great app for tracking which books I’ve read. I had a slight issue with my book calendar but Tony was super helpful and it was sorted in minutes! Wonderful!

Gets me reading more. I’ve been using this app for over 6 months. It all works seamlessly. It has helped me stop scrolling and read. Because I feel more motivated, seeing clear progress on the app. Even a couple of pages a day makes me feel like I’ve progressed. It’s also a nice record of what books I read and when. And a good way to write a little review of the book for reference. I can also share on social media if I wish. Best app I’ve tried for ages.

Been using for 2 months now. Loving it so far happy with the user friendly experience. Love the calendar option. Easy to keep track of books read. Still new to it will update if required.

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Incroyable !. Je viens de tomber sur cette app et j’adore ! Tellement complet, magnifique comme mise en page. Je suis entrain d’apprendre comment il fonctionne et c’est assez facile. Je recommande absolument cette application pour y inscrire vos lectures 🩷

Great calendar option. I am currently trying to find an alternative to Goodreads. So far, this is promising.

Très bien. Excellent outil pour lecteur

perfect. bookmory is the best for keeping track of the books you read. easy to navigate through!

Fantastic. Awesome

Utile. C’est une application très utile qui nous permet de faire le suivi de nos lectures. Je l’adore. J’aime voir les livres que j’ai lu dans le mois et combien de temps cela m’a pris.

Love the simplicity. I looked around for an app to replace MadReader that would be a fairly simple way of tracking my books. This one is working well!

Great app. Great app for people who love read! This app helps me with my page, books and you can leave some note in case you need it! WONDERFUL!

디자인부터 기능 모두 잡은 어플. 간결한 디자인이라서 너무 좋고 필요한 기능만 있어서 손쉽게 모든 기능을 쓸 수 있어요 ㅡ 딱 하나만 아쉬운데, 무료로도 너무 만족하면서 쓰지만 막상 프리미엄 옵션이 있으니 쓰고 싶은데.. 구독형이라 그냥 무료로 씁니다. 1회 구매로 조금 높은 가격이어도 살텐데.. 그거 하나 아쉬워요!

Amazing app. I never write reviews or rate the apps I use, but this one is just a perfect app for book lovers. This app has everything you need as a book reader/collector. You can rate your books, write your thoughts, and my favourite feature: a timer!! You can see how much time you took reading the book and it gives you remainders to read and reading goals. This app is so easy to use and I absolutely love the barcode feature to add books. You can even transfer your data from other apps to this one! I would say tho, it would be super amazing if the app was “open” with that I mean, like fable or Goodreads, where you can see other people’s ratings and reviews. But it is not needed whatsoever!! This app is perfect how it is now. 5/5. (I also use it to track manga, and it’s great!!)

Best app for a reader. Tried many apps but finally landed on the best one - simple & clean user experience.

New found interest. Many people mentioned this on my fb group and I love using it. Easy to get the information of your book and keeps you motivated to read more.

Best tracking app. Best app to help me track my books! Love the timer and the book calendar.

Easy to use. I love using Bookmory because it helps me keep up with everything I’ve read, including fanfics, without worrying about stepping on toes with my ratings. It’s also super easy to navigate and update.

Love it. Amazing app for readers

Great app!. User friendly, lots of features including book scanner

Works!. It’s actually been great so far. I can’t complain. I did wish there wasn’t a premium aspect to it cuz now I feel like I’ll never get the full experience since I can’t afford the premium. Sad.

I love it!. I love this app, I can track all my books progress without problems!!

Best book tracking app!. Better than any other book tracking app I’ve tried. I LOVE the book calendar as it helps me to visualize all the books I’ve read over the month

Great. I really love this app. It has features that can keep track of the time that you read, as well as how many pages

가격이 비싸요. 앱은 만족하며 사용하고 있지만 월 이용료가 너무 비싸요. 그래서 유료이용 하다가 끊었습니다. 지속적으로 뭔가가 제공되는 앱도 아니고 사용자가 기록하는 앱이라면 1년이용료로 만원안팎의 금액을 받고 일년내내 광고없이 사용하게 해주시는게 맞을 것 같아요.

Application parfaite pour moi!. J’aime bien l’utilisation facile et intuitive!

the best. easy to use love the timer and calendar! would love more customization <3

Love the calendar feature!!. Love being able to track my books, but wish it was a little easier to edit the dates and I’m also having issues where the dates don’t appear correctly. I’ll post a book finished the 27th for example and it’ll show that book for days well beyond

Love this - one suggested feature!. 4 stars - Love this book tracking app, the calendar feature is fun to look at each month One suggestion I have is in the “edit book” section having the option to add additional authors, or even like an illustrator in the case of manga&comics, on a new line in the book info, so that the stats can track better :) That way when I check my stats it can properly reflect all books read by an author, including collabs, instead of counting collabs as one author.

Love it. Love being able to keep track of my daily reading with the app and to find new books to read

Great app for readers. This app is a great tool for readers. I like the calendar feature so I can track the books I have read. Very simple and straight forward to use.

Très parfait. Parfait!!!!!

This is so great!. I absolutely love this app. So great to have all my books in one place and love the read time feature.

So easy!. This app is incredibly easy to use. Totally recommend this app if you want to keep track of your books. I got this app from my friends and it didn’t disappoint, thank you.

Does exactly what I need. Does exactly what I need. And is a great way of reminding me what I have read and which authors I end up preferring

😍. Love it🥰😍😍🥰😍

Good. Wish there wasn’t ads

Great simple tracking. I love the simplicity of this app.

Great App. Small little reminders that keep me on track and help me slow down when life is hectic.

The visuals are incredible. Love, love, love this app. My favorite part is the book calendar. It is a visual motivator for me to read more so I can post my books and see my shelf and calendar get filled in. This has been a seamless and glitch free app to date.

Great app.. Awesome app! Kept all my reading organized and kept me on track with my reading goal.

Very good!. Very good!

Easy to use. I like the ease you can keep track of all your progress. Having books in collections is also a great feature.

Really useful and great organization!. Really love the app just started but a great way to keep me on track and log a large inventory of books plus want to buy list. Would love a widget to go with the app!

Best app for book lovers. This is far better than my excel sheet! Very easy and fun to use. Would recommend it to anyone 😻

Visual tracker. I love being able to see all of the books I’ve read on the calendar.

Good tracking ap. Love this so

Best app for keeping track of my readings!!!. I never leave a review for apps but this is an amazing app for keeping track of my readings, typing notes, progress etc. I’m so glad I discovered it . Download the app right away!!!

AAH!!. I just found this app that I’ve been looking for for months… ITS AMAZING so far I love it. You can choose to track what you’ve read by pages, percentage or even episodes. If you are a reader like me. You NEED to download this app.

Crow lake. Very good , engrossing book. It just flow’s easily, making it enjoyable

Bookmory. Adorable!

Expérience. Vraiment efficace

So far so good. I haven’t moved my whole library over yet (I don’t use goodreads so I can’t use that feature). But I was able to add most of my TBR and recently completed books. The layout of the app is both pretty and easy to use. The reading timer and labeling the notes between book content, summary, etc is very useful as well since I jump between series volumes quite often. The statistics and calendar are also very fun to look at as I’ve never counted myself how many books I’ve been able to read in a year and this could actually help me to set a reasonable goal. All in all, I am loving Bookmory so far.

‼️‼️Simple and Organized ‼️‼️. It’s so easy to use. So organized. I have been using the free version of it, and I must say, it’s still amazing ❤️ might subscribe soon!

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AMAZING. i love this app so much i can’t even put it into words. the amount of customization possible is great, with tags and collections and star ratings. notes are wonderful and a super easy way to show others what you’re reading. it’s so easy to track your reading and start a new book, and you can scan books in with their barcode!!! (only bad thing is usually the page number is automatically gives you is wrong, but that’s super easy to fix too!!)

Love it. Love that I have to organize the books I want to read or haven’t read and even catergorize them in a collection so I can see if I have completed the series. The only thing I would like to see if I could organize them by year or date or release date and also if they had a category of a spot for newly released books for the day related to the books I’ve read or my interest… I would get rid of good reads in a heart beat and all other book apps that aren’t related to reading or listening to the actual books I’m reading

Best Book App!. I normally do not leave reviews but this app is one of my absolute favorites! I like that I can time myself for how long I’ve been reading as well as how far I’ve read. I have a kindle and borrow ebooks from the library, I like that with this app I can also keep track of how long I have until I need to return a book. I also like that I can keep notes on the books I read in case I ever want to revisit the book. I think this is one of the best book tracking apps and I have tried a lot :)

Interactive. More interactive than other book tracking apps I have used. I like the layout and the customization options. I love the notes function, saving my favorite quotes and thoughts. I love the calendar layout. It’s very visually appealing. The search feature has improved with updates, unfortunately there are now ads popping up when doing simple things. I don’t mind ads for advanced features but it’s annoying to wait for an ad when I am just trying to mark a book finished.

Favorite book tracker!. I love how easy it is to use Bookmory to track my books. I’ve been using it for over a year and can keep TBR lists in there as well. I love the monthly book calendar so I can really see my progress and share with friends. Several of us have them and share them on Facebook. We’ve gotten lots of ideas of what to read from each other this way! It also stands out to others and has encouraged other friends to read more or to read something they normally wouldn’t.

Nearly perfect. I found this app from a Facebook group where someone shared the calendar view and completely fell in love from the second I downloaded it. My only issue with it is that I use both my phone and iPad for it and there is no sync option. The backup/restore option works in a clunky round about way, but I switch between the two pretty regularly throughout the day and don’t always think to make a backup on one in order to restore it to the other so all the data is the same.

lovely. have only been using this consistently for a week, but i would say it’s worth it and ive actually already made the switch to this FULL TIME! that’s how much i like it lol. i was using another book logging app for ages but i like the formatting with bookmory and also getting to use different fonts for my notes, different colors etc. haven’t even tried out the subscription service part of this yet but.. i’m definitely planning on it :)

Super fun!. The aesthetic of this app is so beautiful. It’s easy to use and has so many books already listed. I love how you can track your progress in the book after each reading session and time yourself as well! While I don’t use the timer feature it’s still very cool! And the book calendar is my favorite part about the app! It’s so easy to see how long ago I’ve ready a book in comparison to some other apps I’ve tried.

Exactly What I’ve Been Looking For. I love reading and tracking things. When a friend recommended this app, I instantly became hooked. I already have a paper book journal (which I still use), but I love the ability to have my logs and wish lists on my phone for when I’m in a bookstore or the library. I also love tracking my reading minutes. It’s beautiful and well laid out. As someone who has kept a log of every book I’ve reading since 2011, this app feels made just for me!

I love this app. This app is such a cute and fun way to keep track of the books you read it has many different features that I find intriguing especially the notes section. However I don’t like the fact that with some books all the specs don’t pop up like the publisher ISBN and number of pages. Some books you have to renter manually and sometimes it hard to find the publisher of certain books so I just use the author as a default publisher being that most of the time the books I read are self published. All in all I really enjoy this app.

Black girls must die exhausted. Amazing book from the beginning all the way through the ending just amazing love the story had me shed a tear towards the end but it’s a “secret” I love it! Teach you to love and put your self first and to live your life to the fullest bc you never know when it’s your time and to have patience your dream will come true if you be patient amazing book over all love it read the second book black girls must be magic so excited about this one because the first book was just outstanding!

All in one book tracker. This is the best book tracker I have used. The free version lets you do so much with it, like create collections, add books automatically with the barcode or add it manually, create notes, tag your books, see statistics, pause books or put it into DNF state, and even has a timer to log your reading sessions. I loved all of these features and wanted to see more statistics and change the color themes so I bought the paid version. I really like the app but I hope that they add more color themes!

Good app, but no need to pay for subscription. I really like this app a lot, I’ve been using it for several months now, and I really enjoy it. However, I find it very odd, and a bit annoying that you need to pay for a subscription for very basic things, such as statistics and to change the color theme. You want people to pay $40 for the year just to change some colors and generate some pointless statistics? That is pure capitalism at its finest, and I think it’s so absurd. Quit asking me if I want to subscription… It will never happen. Get a grip. Other than that, it’s a decent app.

Absolutely fantastic. I have the free version of this app and it does everything I want and more. It keeps track of which books I’ve read, it has a timer if you’d like to record how much you’ve read, you can input notes and save quotes for each book, and once you’ve finished you can give a book up to a five star rating. I love being able to go back and reread the quotes that stood out to me, and see which books I’ve enjoyed the most so that I may purchase them in the future.

Great for tracking reading. I absolutely LOVE the calendar function of this app. It’s not social with reviews like Goodreads and doesn’t give a ton of metrics like StoryGraph. BUT, if you are looking for a simple way to track your own reading with a really cool calendar to see your reading over time, this is the app you need. It’s much simpler and easier to use than ANY other reading app. It fills a gap for those of us readers that want a quick and easy reading tracker.

Great so far; I like the book calendar. I’m in love and addicted to adding my progress and looking at my book calendar. I also like that I can download the calendar and share it with my book clubs. I’m not too fond that premium is a yearly fee instead of one time, but I still upgraded to get the statistics. I might cancel before next year’s charge, though. Overall it’s a fun app with no glitches, great functionality, exactly what I need in my reading life, and a nice daily addiction.

A Delightfully Different Book App. I downloaded this app after seeing it on a FB post. It’s so cute! The statistics that it tracks are so fascinating. I love timing my reads, tracking my pages read a day, and learning about my particular patterns when it comes to reading. Something about seeing a graph makes me want to add more data to it. The app is also amazing when it comes to ads. Nothing pops up unwarranted. If you would like you access a paid portion of the app you simply have to watch an add. The aesthetics of it are so cute too. 5/5 stars for me.

I love that I can track what books I’ve read!. If you are needing a tool to help you track your yearly goal of book reading, or just needing a tracker so you know what books you’ve read. This is it! I love that it not only tracks the books, but it also tracks how long, how many minutes a day (if you turn the timer on), and how many books you are reading at a time! It also allows you to take notes and write a review after each book if you want to!

Pretty and Functional. This is the first reading tracker I have kept up with!! I love the aesthetic look of the book calendar! The calendar is what drew my attention to the app, and now I add all my current series onto the to be read list and then click on them when I start reading them. I like that I can select how I read the book, physical book, e-book, or audio. I Really love the visual of the book covers especially because I read E-books on my Kindle and listen to audiobooks through the library apps.

Love, love, LOVE. This app makes it super easy to track your reading. And it’s not confusing at all! If your a student like me and need to track your reading or just want to track your reading in general. This app is for you! My favorite feature is after you start a book and you start to not like it your can click the “give up” button and it will save you reading but will take it off your home page. Highly recommend for anyone! 📖🕯️

One of my favorite apps!!. I’ve gotten really into tracking my reading this year and Bookmory is one of my favorite apps. I love their calendar feature so you can visually see how many days it takes to get through certain books. I also love that you can time your reading and see exactly how long it takes you to read a book. As soon as I finish a reading session I turn to Bookmory to log that session of reading. The other features it tracks are amazing too. One of my faves this year!!

Can’t import from other sites. I was going to try using this, but unfortunately I couldn’t get the import function to work. I tried multiple times, but it keeps telling me my file format is not in csv so I can’t import. I exported my library from GR, but I have an iPhone and the attachment keeps opening as a text file. If this app had a desktop version that we could access from a regular computer (like both GR and Storygraph do), then the transfer can be easily done from there without the hassle of wasting time trying to convert it on iPhone.. As it stands right now, this app is useless to me, as I already have hundreds of books and reviews on the other sites and have no desire to start all over again from scratch. Deleting it now…

Works wonders!. I had been having a hard time reading and staying focused, but after I started using Bookmory, I’ve been doing so much better! Instead of reading one book every other month, I’ve read 4 in one month already. Setting a timer really helps me not get distracted by social media scrolling when I’m trying to read. Making goals has been helpful too and getting a “congratulations!” after achieving even daily goals is so motivating. I appreciate this app a lot.

So far so good. I didn’t realize this thing has ads until I’d already put a couple of hours into logging book reads and TBR. I’ve only had 2 come along so far, so it’s been tolerable. Otherwise, it’s nice to have a way to keep track of what I’ve read. I read 15+ books a week, so it’s easy to forget what’s coming and going. It’s not like I’m reading life altering Russian literature at that rate. They aren’t always that memorable and it all starts running together. But I won’t be paying an annual rate for it. I’d rather go back to using my plain old Notes app.

Love the Book Calendar. I got the Bookmory app to track my reading progress. I really love the calendar that shows which book I read each day. The app is easy to use and also helps you keep track of book lists. All the data can be backed up. It's great as it is. The only thing that could improve the app would be an online feature that allowed you to share with friends and seamlessly use the app across devices.

Great app!. I love that you can time yourself every time you read. It also keeps track of what days u were reading what book. I like that it totals my pages i have read each day as well. There are several features you have to pay for (or you can watch an ad. I don’t know how many times you can do that though before you have to pay). I really Like it though. May pay the yearly total of $30 once i use it more. It may not come in handy for me. We shall see tho.

Booksmary. This app is definitely worth downloading it helps me keep track of my books very well with daily statistics on my read and reminding to read a book. You get to write you’re opinion in what you thought of a book after reading it and you can look back and see all the books you have read. This app also keeps track of a list of books you didn’t finish, and wishlist. It had many things that helps me keep track of my reading and you should definitely download

Very Nice!. I saw this on tiktok and wanted to give it a try it’s so nice to be able to store my TBR list in the same place i can keep track of my readings. I like to know how many days exactly it took for me to read a book and keeping track is almost like a motivator. I always try to read 4/5 books per month and i can keep those goals right in the app. There is a premium option but i think the free one works just as well. Definitely recommend and i’m pretty sure this is the one that you can add people with and share books and things.

Is my data gone?!. I just got a new phone. I opened up the app…no data. I was made to log in via Google and then asked to restore? But there wasn’t anything to restore? So confusing. 😓 I didn’t have ANY problems with any of my other apps. I had everything synced to the cloud. So why is ALL OF MY DATA GONE!? This hurts because it was really a painstaking process to get the dates started/completed just right. I didn’t have a TON of books that I had read, but I had quite a few on the TBR list and I loved the way my calendar was started to look. Aaaaaggghhhh! I can’t start over. Just too much work and too tedious. These features are really cool, but just makes the whole process too busy and cumbersome. Oh well. Back to my old standby…Goodreads. Boring.

Great app!. This app is just what I wanted for cataloging books I own, books I’ve read, and books I want to read. I enjoy the fact that there are no social elements to the app. I am a subscriber to the Premium features because I enjoy this app so much. I do wish there were a few additional features. I’d like to see book entries that prominently display the Series name and book number. I’d also like to see data stay synced between devices without the need to use a backup/restore file. The ability to add additional categories to book Status would be nice, as well.

What I was looking for.. I didn't want the aspect of being social with my book reading. I just wanted an app where I could track the books I read, since I go through so many, to help me remember what I've read already (and an easy place to refresh my memory on what that book was about and what I thought of it by ratings). I'm getting older and the CRS that comes with that is a real struggle! This app is great so far for being what I need with great extras like statistics.

I like this book list app. I read books and listen to audiobooks too. Many books I choose kindle versions- and with the kindle versions I do not always remember what I have read. Crazy but I guess my memory is easier tied to a physical book. This app allows you to track what you have read or are currently reading. You can tale notes as you go or you can just do a summary at the end. You are also able to choose what medium you are using- book, audio or e-reader. I like this very much so far.

This is a great app to use to track your reading.. I love this app for tracking my reading. I love that I can track more than one book at a time and that it gives me a calendar view to see what I read what days. I love that it gives you a reading speed, and I like that it can do paper books, or e-books or audiobooks. I also really enjoy that. It can set goals for yearly or monthly, and it gives you a synopsis of the books when you put them in before you start reading overall just thoroughly enjoy this app and would recommend to other avid readers.

Great Personal Tracker. This app is full of great features! You can track so many metrics about your reading. If you like data, you’ll love this. You can set yourself reading goals and update your progress easily, set reminders (like library due dates, ARC review dates), take notes, even pause a book you’re not ready to DNF. As a digital reading journal, I especially how it’s private. I like taking notes, jotting my impressions- and I don’t want to share them with the world-at-large.

Love this app!. Edit*** Can we please get a widget? Also move theme colors or the ability to make our own theme colors? I love the app so much! Original rating: I love the tracking. It breaks down so many stats and the little calendar is my favorite part. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is that I can’t track audio books accurately. I read a lot, half of which are audio books (yes, they do count as reading!) but I’m unable to track those. I have to find a book with the title and use it. For this reason I doubt I’ll be renewing my subscription when it’s up. Other than that it’s great!

A joy to use!. I liked GoodReads for the tool that it was: to track and remember books I’ve read, may want to revisit, etc. I LOVE Bookmory because it not only does that, it also helps to show you your relationship with reading. You can check your calendar to see your reading accomplishments in an easy and visually appealing way. I wish I had this app during grad school, because the memorize tab looks like it would be a helpful and easy tool to use.

Bookmory is the best. This ap is the best way that I have found to keep track of books that I have read so I don’t buy them (or rent) them again also keeps track of how many I read each month which is fun to see It is also a easy way to send a snapshot of a book when I recommend it to a friend I dont really care about the feature that captures how quickly you read a book but it’s there if you want it Easy to use

Took a bit to figure out but love it. I’ve been using a different app to track my reading for several years. It has more features and is more complicated and I don’t want to quit it since it has several years of my reading data but I enjoy Bookmory quite a bit more. I use the free version right now and I like the simplicity. Took me a bit to figure out how to add reading time to a previous day when I missed entering it but love being able to do that.

I love this app. I love seeing all the books I read on the calendar. It was easy for me to put the books in as I want them. (I only add them as I finish them). I love that I can see which books in a series I’ve read. I wish there was a way to add a book's pending due date on the calendar but I can use my personal one for that. Overall it’s the best app for keeping track of what I’ve read. I added all my list starting from 2018 to the calendar.

Changes. I use to love this app, recently they have really dialed up the ads. I looked into the premium to find it’s $30 a year - absolutely insane for a simple tracking app that is offering ad free and statistics. $10-12 a year would be more than generous, if not just a one time purchase. Lack of basic syncing for this price is honestly audacity filled by the devs. Greed taking over and ruining another great app. To the devs response - my spouse is a software engineer, I understand the costs. A one time $3 charge to get rid of ads is understandable and standard. $31 a YEAR is highway robbery and not only are you shameful in the book community, but the Dev/Software folks are talking about this and it IS NOT PRETTY.

New to the app. Only been using a few weeks but am very happy with all the features. Completing my second month on the app. The only con I have found so far is the inability to add photos, maps or diagrams under notes. For example, in The Wager by David Grunn there are a number of maps it would be nice to save on the app. Or genealogy or pictures from the internet. In reading a book set in the 1200’s I find myself double checking things including images on the net. (For ex: The Roman image of the Wheel of Fortuna).

BEST APP EVER. This is the best app for tracking books I’ve ever seen/used. It keeps you so motivated to do more and its not one of those apps thats full of ads or you literally can’t do anything if you get premium. They have a option for premium but the app is still usable. I been in a book slump and I have read this motivated and actually read in months. This is my very first time writing a review for an app, so let me tell you that this app is the best thing to happen to me!

Great tracker!. This is one of a few apps I downloaded to keep track of my New Year’s resolution to read at least 3 books a month this year. The app tracks the books you read and lets you set a timer to record how much you read! One of my favorite features is the book calendar that provides a visual of how many books you’ve read in a month. The free version has ads, but so few that I often forget about them (they pop up at the end of an hour-ish reading session). Can’t recommend it enough!

Best free book tracking app yet. The fact it’s free and works this smoothly is a five star on its own but also the fact you can pause your reading, create functional lists (collections), AND track DNFs??? Why are more people not using/talking about this app in the book community?? This app is everything goodreads wants to be. The only downside is not being able to link my kindle account which is not a huge deal at all (I’m just lazy). I could honestly go on and on about this app so you should just try it!

If you’re a serious reader this app is for you!. I love this app, I love reading and read a lot. It started with a reading challenge where I had to keep track of what I was reading and when I was finished and this app was the best. Now I use it to just keep track of my reading and I have collections that I made on the app of books I want to read. I read on my kindle and this app has so many features that it suits an avid reader perfectly. I have the free version and it’s great!

Good concept but major flaws. There is a lot to like about this app, but there are some major problems too. I love the UI and the concept. I love the achievement screen. I love the notes function and different categories. I love the reading calendar layout. My big complaints are the prices for premium, $30 a year for just a few features is pretty crazy. I might otherwise that for lifetime but I wouldn’t pay more than maybe $4.99 per year for the current benefits at most. Next, the inability to enter books without read dates. I would love to enter my previous reads that I don’t know dates for but I don’t want to just guess random dates. And the last major complaint is the stats, it includes audiobooks in the pages stat. Audiobooks should not be included in pages and should have a separate stat for listen time. I may keep using it but it’s unlikely at this point since I can’t enter my previous reads and I like to keep all my data together. If it added fixes to the above I would probably ditch Goodreads and just use this.

Calendar visual encourages more reading. Ever since I got this app and can visualize how much I’m reading (on the calendar), I have been reading so much more! I like to remove the “read start date” when I enter a book. Then the book cover photo only appears on the calendar on the “read end date”, instead of every day that it was in progress. This makes it look less cluttered and more easily shows me how many books I’ve read this month.

Highly Recommend. I love that this app offers things that all the other book tracking apps i’ve used in the past don’t. I enjoy being able to see the calendar that is offered and see how many days it takes to finish a book rather than just having the input pages read and see a percentage. it has greatly impacted the way I read and I have recommended it to many people because of it!

Great App. Fantastic app for tracking and recording your reading journey. One place for improvement: Can the makers consider adding in quarter star ratings? I know we can rate by half stars (ex: 3.5 or 4.5, etc) but I personally would love if the feature were to allow a more specific rating range going into the quarterly rankings (ex: 3.25 or 3.75, etc) in addition to the ability to rank either half stars or just a while number. Anyways, hope the makers continue to grow features for the app and what not, it’s great and I use it instead of Goodreads

User friendly and easy to use. Love this app! I have been writing and creating journals and pages until I found this app. This has made logging my books so much easier and faster. So excited to keep using this app and for any and all changes and updates I will get to see in the future. This app flows so smoothly, and is super user friendly. Has every book logged into its system, and the app is not complicated or confusing.