Reading Streak Log

YuSun Lim

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About this app

Reading Streak Log is a simple reading tracker designed to help you record reading time, pages, daily streaks, and weekly progress without distractions.

Use it as a lightweight reading log for books, study sessions, ebooks, personal reading goals, and daily reading habits. There is no account, no book database, and no complicated setup. Just open the app, start the timer, or manually log your reading session.

Track what matters:
• Reading time
• Pages read
• Daily reading streak
• Total reading time
• Total pages
• Weekly reading progress
• Recent reading sessions
• Past reading records

Reading Streak Log is useful for readers who want a clean book tracker, students who want to record study reading, and anyone building a consistent reading habit. You can enter a book title, minutes, pages, and date, then save your session in seconds.

The built-in reading timer helps you track focused reading sessions. If you forgot to record a session, you can manually add reading time and pages later. You can also edit past reading records to correct the book title, minutes, pages, or date.

The weekly progress view gives you a clear look at your recent reading activity, making it easier to stay consistent and keep your reading streak alive.

Key features:
• Simple reading timer
• Manual reading log
• Page tracker
• Reading streak tracker
• Weekly progress chart
• Recent session history
• Edit past reading records
• Clean and minimal design
• No account required
• Works without a server

Reading Streak Log is made for people who want a practical reading habit tracker, not a complex library manager. It focuses on fast logging, simple stats, and clear progress so you can spend less time managing your reading and more time reading.

Use Reading Streak Log to build a better reading routine, track your book progress, and keep your reading habit visible every day.

What’s new

Initial production release of Reading Streak Log.

Track reading time, pages, daily streaks, weekly progress, and past reading sessions with a simple offline reading log.