Bookmory - reading tracker 4+

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.

Developer Response ,

Thank you so much for your detailed review and for deciding to support us with a subscription! We're thrilled to hear how the visual calendar and time tracking features have enhanced your reading experience. Your feedback on day numbering is very insightful, and we'll consider how we might improve that aspect. Happy reading and we look forward to continuing to be a part of your reading journey! 😊

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.

Developer Response ,

We're glad to hear you're enjoying the app and finding it helpful for tracking your reading progress and managing your upcoming reads! 😊
Keep exploring the settings and customization options to make the app work best for your reading habits. Happy reading!

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.