Page Tracker: Reading & Study
iOS app by Ryota Kando. Books · Ryota Kando
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 3.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.2.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-18
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Store description excerpt
Are your unread books piling up? It’s time to cure your "Tsundoku"! Page Tracker is a highly visual, stress-free reading pace management app designed to help you finally finish your books and build a steady reading habit. Unlike traditional reading trackers that focus on the pressure of "how many pages you read," our app uses a simple burn-down chart approach. Just set a target date, and the app draws an ideal pace line. All you have to do is keep your daily progress along that line! You will intuitively know exactly how much you need to read today without feeling overwhelmed. Key Features Visual Progress Chart: Compare your planned pace vs. actual progress at a glance. Just follow the line! Stress-Free Logging: Simply enter the page number you reached. The app automatically calculates how many pages you read today. Calendar View: Review your daily reading log and track your habit-building journey. Reminder Notifications: Stay on track and never forget to log your progress. iCloud Sync: Seamlessly sync your data across your iPhone and iPad. Beautiful & Clean UI: 100% Ad-free experience with a sleek Dark Mode design. Social Sharing: Easily share your reading progress or a beautiful "Finished!" card image to social media. Highly Recommended For: Curing your "Tsundoku" (the Japanese word for buying books and never reading them) Managing study schedules for exams or textbooks Building a daily reading habit without pressure Pacing yourself to finish a book by a specific deadline
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