1. Record only what you read today
Enter the current page number of the book you are reading, and your progress will be calculated automatically. You can record directly from the home screen, so 10 seconds a day is sufficient. Records accumulate by date, allowing you to view them at a glance in the recent reading history.
2. A Month of Reading on a Single Page
It displays, in a calendar format, how many days you read, how many pages you read, and how many books you finished this month. The color becomes darker on days you read more, making your reading habits visible. If you set a goal for the month, it will also show you the number of books remaining.
3. Create and Share Records as Cards
We organize your monthly reading records into a single card. You can save the card, which includes the date you read, the cover of the finished book, and the number of notes you wrote, as an image or share it with friends.
4. Your Personal Library
Manage your books by dividing them into "Currently Reading," "Books I Want to Read," and "Completed Books." For completed books, you can create categories with names of your choice, such as "Essays" or "Novels," or automatically sort and view them by month, rating, or author. If you are reading multiple books simultaneously, you can change the reading order by dragging to move the book you want to read first to the top of the Home screen.
5. Book Completion Receipt
When you finish reading a book, a receipt-shaped record is created. It includes when you started and finished, how many days it took, a star rating, and a one-line review, all on a single page.
6. Character Encyclopedia That Grows the More You Read
New characters are unlocked when you meet various conditions, such as reading consistently, completing multiple books, or reading late into the night. There are over 50 types of characters available, and if you designate a favorite character as your representative, they will quietly cheer for you on the Home screen. You can also collect bookmarks to directly acquire characters from the shop.
7. Book Search and Saving
You can search for books by title or author name and add them to your library. Cover and page count information is automatically populated, so you do not need to enter it manually.
8. Records of Other Readers
You can view one-line reviews and reading updates from other readers in the feed. You can browse your neighbors' libraries and check the reviews of others who have read the same book. If you do not wish to make your records public, you can change the setting to private.
Recommended for:
Those who have several books they started but put down
Those who want to keep track of how many books they have read this year
Those who want to build a reading habit but find it difficult to do alone
Those who want to beautifully record and share their reading progress
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From reading logs and sentence collections to character encyclopedias and reading buddies — your own reading life, Peophil 🐰