Reading Log XL — Book Tracker
Reading Log XL records reading time, pages, goals and streaks, organizes a three-shelf book list, and exports school-friendly reading reports.
ReadFlow tracks print, ebook, and audiobook progress with session logs, quotes, shelves, and import tools.
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ReadFlow tracks print, ebook, and audiobook progress with session logs, quotes, shelves, and import tools.
Add books by ISBN scan or title search and import a library from Goodreads or StoryGraph. Track pages or percentage for print and ebooks and listening time for audiobooks. Use a session timer, save notes, and rate finished books with half-stars. Organize a library into custom shelves and reading statuses.
Readers tracking progress across print, ebook, and audiobook formats. People moving a Goodreads or StoryGraph library into a reading log.
The listing describes tracking and quote capture but does not state that ebooks can be read inside the app. The listing does not clarify paid features, account sync, or export options.
Apple lists a free download; the current store description does not specify paid features or pricing.
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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ReadFlow - Book Tracker helps readers organize a personal library and record progress across print books, ebooks, and audiobooks. A book can be added by scanning its ISBN barcode or searching by title, and existing libraries can be imported from Goodreads or StoryGraph export files. Readers can log pages or percentage for print and digital books, minutes for audiobooks, and use a timer for each session. Notes and half-star ratings provide extra context. Shelves, statuses, cover views, spines, and lists help organize what is currently being read, what is next, and what is finished. A camera can recognize text from a printed page so quotes can be saved, corrected, and linked to a book. ReadFlow also shows reading goals, monthly completions, a calendar of reading days, and yearly statistics. Apple lists a free download, but the current description does not clarify whether paid features, account sync, or export options are available.
