Turnleaf is a reading diary that keeps to itself.
Add the book you're reading - search Open Library or type it in - and keep it company as you go: mark your page, write down what you noticed, save the lines worth keeping, and say how a passage left you feeling. When you finish, rate it and it takes its place on the shelf. Read it again next year and both reads are kept, side by side.
There is no social layer. No friends, no followers, no feeds, no reviews for other people, no recommendations. Nothing you write leaves your phone.
• A journal for every book - dated notes and quotes, in order, with the day you started and the day you finished
• Re-reads that count - a second read keeps its own dates, rating and notes
• Your library, your way - Reading, Want to Read, Finished, Didn't Finish; tags in your own words; search by title or author
• How the year went - books and pages finished, months at a glance, and how your reading felt
• Five looks - forest, lilac, cream, blue, and a soft pink BookTok mode with handwriting, hearts and sparkles
• Covers without the clutter - jacket art where it exists, a designed typographic cover where it doesn't
• Bring your shelves - import your Goodreads export in one go
• Take it with you - save a backup any time, or export a spreadsheet other apps can read
No account. No ads. No tracking. One quiet app for people who read.
A private reading journal. Your books, your notes, your pace. Nothing shared.