New: set a yearly reading goal and watch your progress fill a ring on the Today tab as you finish books. See how many books you have left to hit your goal, plus a breakdown of what you've finished this year by category. Your goal is saved on device and now appears in your exported summary too.

Log your reading sessions and build a daily streak. Add the pages you read each day and BookBridge keeps a current and best streak, a running pages-logged total, and a new "Reading stats" card on the Today screen. See when you'll finish. From the pace in your logged sessions, BookBridge estimates a finish date for the book you're currently reading — no guessing, no account, all on your device. Tag and find any note fast. Add your own tags (by book, member, or theme) and filter the Library down to just those notes. Tags now appear in your text and CSV exports too. Everything still works offline, with no ads, no tracking, and no copyrighted book text.

What's New - BookBridge 1.2 (build 4) The best book-club apps all do two things BookBridge didn't: track where you are in a book, and hand you good questions to talk about it. Version 1.2 brings both - and keeps everything offline, private, and account-free. New in this version Reading progress. Add a book's total pages to any record and BookBridge tracks how far you've read - a live percentage, a pages-left count, and a "Currently reading" card on the Today screen with a quick +/- stepper so logging your progress takes one tap. Sort your whole library by reading progress to see what to pick up next. Offline discussion library. A bundled set of 70 original, book-agnostic discussion prompts across eight categories - icebreakers, characters, themes and symbolism, setting and atmosphere, plot and structure, the ending, reflection, and a dedicated nonfiction set. Browse them in the Toolkit and tap to save any prompt to your Library as a question you can answer and keep. No internet, no account, no AI - just good questions that work for any title. Discussion guide export. Build a ready-to-run meeting agenda in seconds: a balanced selection of prompts in the recommended warm-up -> discussion -> reflection order, followed by any questions you've saved. Toggle in nonfiction questions, reshuffle for a fresh guide each meeting, and share it as text. Richer exports. The plain-text summary and the CSV now include reading progress for every record, so your discussion packet and your spreadsheet both show exactly where each book stands. Still completely private: no account, no ads, no analytics, no network service. Every record stays on your device, and the discussion library is bundled with the app. BookBridge helps organize reader notes and offers general, book-agnostic prompts - it does not provide copyrighted book text or write assignments for users.

Premium app icon refresh, cleaner in-app version details, and small reliability polish.