Pick up on the right page
Update your progress from the library or during a reading session.
Keep a record of every read, including rereads.
Track your current page and reading sessions, then revisit the dates, pages and ratings for every completed read. A reread adds another history entry, and a yearly goal is optional.
Example of a reading record
Inkshelf
Your history keeps the steps, not just the finish line.
A list of finished books does not show where you are in a long read or what happened between start and finish. Inkshelf keeps your current page, sessions and completed reads with the same book record.
Log reading sessions
Record pages and time spent reading, even when you are not ready to mark the book finished.
Keep each completed read
View and edit the dates, pages and ratings for every history entry.
Look back without setting a goal
Statistics use your past reads, including rereads. Set a yearly book target only if it helps you.
One read at a time.
- 1Mark a book as in progress
Its record keeps the status and your current page.
- 2Log a session
Track time spent reading and pages covered.
- 3Finish or start again
A completed read joins your history. A reread creates a new entry.
Frequently asked questions
Does a reread erase my earlier rating?
No. Each completed read keeps its own date, page count and rating.
Do I need a reading goal to use the tracker?
No. You can log pages, sessions and completed reads without setting a yearly target.
Can I correct a date later?
Yes. You can edit the details of a past read from the book history.
Start with the books you are already reading.
Add one, set your page and pick it up when you have time.
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