Meraky: Reading Journal
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About this app
Meraky is a reading tracker and book journal. It does not read the book to you. It remembers what the book did to you.
Add a book, go and read it somewhere else, and when something lands, mark the page and say how it felt. Nothing is timed. There is no clock anywhere in it.
YOUR SHELF
Reading now, finished, waiting to start. An audiobook is marked in minutes, not pretend pages.
A JOURNAL FOR EVERY BOOK
Every mark you made, against the page it belongs to.
TAGS
File a note under a word — a character, a year, an idea — and find everything you wrote about it, across every book.
THREADS
Write again at a page you already marked. Both thoughts stay, and the journal says how long apart.
WHAT IT NOTICES
Pages, sittings, marks, your months, your feelings — counted from what you actually logged. Nothing invented.
A YEAR AGO TODAY
A line you wrote on this day in an earlier year, handed back on the home screen.
SOMETHING TO KEEP
Finish a book and a card is waiting. One for your whole shelf too, and one for a single line. Save it, or send it.
A REMINDER THAT NAMES YOUR BOOK
"The Salt Grave — page 212 of 340", not "time to read!". No streaks.
IT WORKS WITH NOTHING
No account, no connection. Your library lives on your phone and every screen works offline.
EIGHT LOOKS
Eight palettes, and the whole app crossfades between them. Large text sizes handled properly.
IN YOUR OWN SCRIPT
A note written in Arabic or Hebrew reads right to left.
WHAT IT WILL NEVER DO
No ads. No tracking. No analytics. No feed, no followers. Nobody sees your books.
An optional account adds an off-device copy of your library, so it can find its way onto your next phone. Everything else works without one, forever.
Add a book, go and read it somewhere else, and when something lands, mark the page and say how it felt. Nothing is timed. There is no clock anywhere in it.
YOUR SHELF
Reading now, finished, waiting to start. An audiobook is marked in minutes, not pretend pages.
A JOURNAL FOR EVERY BOOK
Every mark you made, against the page it belongs to.
TAGS
File a note under a word — a character, a year, an idea — and find everything you wrote about it, across every book.
THREADS
Write again at a page you already marked. Both thoughts stay, and the journal says how long apart.
WHAT IT NOTICES
Pages, sittings, marks, your months, your feelings — counted from what you actually logged. Nothing invented.
A YEAR AGO TODAY
A line you wrote on this day in an earlier year, handed back on the home screen.
SOMETHING TO KEEP
Finish a book and a card is waiting. One for your whole shelf too, and one for a single line. Save it, or send it.
A REMINDER THAT NAMES YOUR BOOK
"The Salt Grave — page 212 of 340", not "time to read!". No streaks.
IT WORKS WITH NOTHING
No account, no connection. Your library lives on your phone and every screen works offline.
EIGHT LOOKS
Eight palettes, and the whole app crossfades between them. Large text sizes handled properly.
IN YOUR OWN SCRIPT
A note written in Arabic or Hebrew reads right to left.
WHAT IT WILL NEVER DO
No ads. No tracking. No analytics. No feed, no followers. Nobody sees your books.
An optional account adds an off-device copy of your library, so it can find its way onto your next phone. Everything else works without one, forever.
Reading tracker and book journal — log what you read, and how each page felt.
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Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
- No data shared with third partiesLearn more about how developers declare sharing
- This app may collect these data typesPersonal info, Photos and videos and 2 others
- Data is encrypted in transit
- You can request that data be deleted
What’s new
NEW:
Scan a page: photograph a book page, tap the lines you want, and they land in your note. Reads printed Latin letters.
Scan a page: photograph a book page, tap the lines you want, and they land in your note. Reads printed Latin letters.
