PageKeeper tracks what you're reading — pages, pace, start and finish dates — and rolls it up into the numbers you want to know: books this year, pages this year, and how fast you read.
Download on the App StoreTitle, author, printed page range, and a genre — or park it on your To Be Read list for later.
Type the page you're on and PageKeeper works out the rest — or log with one tap right from the home-screen widget.
Finish a book and it joins your shelf — books, pages, and your real reading pace, all counted.
Your current book lives on your home screen with a one-tap page logger — set your own pages-per-tap, or tap the widget to jump straight to the book.
Queue up everything you're excited about, then start a book with one tap when you're ready.
PageKeeper keeps a history of when you read what — so pages count toward the year you actually read them.
Books and pages this year, your pace and reading speed, favorite genres and authors, your fastest read, and a yearly books goal.
Snap a photo of each cover and tint the book with a color sampled straight from it — plus fourteen built-ins and genres from Fantasy to Self-Help.
Badges at 1,000 pages, 5,000, 10,000 and far beyond — counted across every year you've tracked, not just this one.
No account, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on your device.
Everything you need to track your reading, forever.
No subscription, ever. Everything in Free, plus:
More detail in the full user guide (PDF).
Free readers have one book going at a time — the To Be Read list and Finished shelf are unlimited. Pro removes the one-at-a-time limit.
Yes — turn on "I've already started" when adding it and enter your start date and current page. Your stats pick up from there.
Yes — as long as you haven't logged any pages yet, open the book and tap "Move to To Be Read" to send it back.
Yes — choose "Finished" when adding a book and enter its start and finish dates. It counts toward that year's stats, so a mid-year start doesn't shortchange your numbers.
Swipe left on the entry in the book's history to remove it — the page count rewinds — or edit the book and set the exact page.
Swipe left on it on your shelf, or open the book and tap "Delete Book" from the menu button in the top-right corner. This can't be undone.
Yes — add a cover photo and PageKeeper offers swatches sampled straight from it, alongside fourteen built-in colors. Custom colors are part of Pro.
Yes — pick "My Order" from the shelf's sort menu (or Settings → Reorder Books) and drag your currently-reading books into place; the medium and large widgets follow that order.
Yes — long-press the widget → Edit Widget and switch Progress Display to "Pages Left".
With Pro, open a book you're reading and its Stats section shows "At this pace" — the days left and a projected finish date, based on how you've been reading.
No. There's nothing to sign up for. Everything lives on your device.
No — it's a single one-time purchase. Buy it once and it's yours forever, restorable on any of your devices with Restore Purchases.
Found a bug, have a feature idea, or need help with PageKeeper? Email me — I read everything.
support@dasbur.com