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Reading statistics apps

Review pages, minutes, and reading activity over time. Check how the app calculates pages, books, and reading time, especially if you log partial reads or use several editions of the same book.

CozyShelf: Book Tracker

CozyShelf is a visual book tracker and reading journal with mood tags, a TBR, series tracking, barcode search, reading statistics, and themed shelves.

Reading Journal

A reading log for tracking books, viewing progress, reviewing reading statistics, and keeping personal reflections.

Bookology: Book Tracker

Catalog a personal library, track reading sessions and progress, import books from other services, and review reading statistics and notes.

Bookshelf: Book Tracker & List

Track books you own or want to read, import existing libraries, log reading sessions, save notes, and review reading statistics.

MOBS: My Online Bookshelf

MOBS is a book-cataloging app with barcode scanning, cover search, personal shelves, reading journals, quotes, TBR lists, lending records, and reading statistics. It can import Goodreads or CSV histories, track different editions, and sync across devices with an account. The developer says it is free to use.

Niblio - Library & Reading Log

Niblio is a personal library and reading log for organizing books, recording sessions, and reviewing reading statistics.

Stats are easier to compare over time if you know how the tracker counts sessions, pages, and finished books.

How to choose

  • Log a reread and a partial session. Check how both affect weekly totals.

Frequently asked questions

How do audiobooks count toward reading totals?

Look for a separate minutes or listening category and check whether the app combines it with print pages.