Come back every day
A goal in minutes, a ring that fills as you read or listen, a streak, and honest statistics. Widgets put the book you're reading, your goal and your audiobook on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen; Siri and Shortcuts open them without a tap.
A daily goal that counts listening too
Set how many minutes a day you want to read and listen — one goal, one streak. The ring on Home fills as you go and turns complete when you’re done; the streak shows how many days in a row. The goal is off until you set it, and you can turn it off any time.
Streaks that forgive nothing — and mean something
A day counts when you reach the goal; listening in the car and reading in bed add up to the same ring. The streak grows day by day and resets when you miss one, and Statistics keeps the longest one you ever had.
Statistics without flattery
Today, week, month or year: minutes of reading and listening on one chart, pages and words per minute, your streak and the longest one, time per book, and your dictionary — new, learning and known words. Time counts while a book is open and you turn pages; a pause longer than ten minutes ends the session.
Widgets on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen
Continue Reading — the cover, title and progress, one tap to the page. Daily Goal — the ring and the streak. Now Listening — the audiobook with a play and pause button that works right in the widget. Small and medium sizes, and Lock Screen versions.
Siri and Shortcuts
“Continue reading”, “Continue listening”, “Open book …” and “Reading today” work with Siri and in the Shortcuts app — add them to an automation, a Focus or the Action button. “Continue reading” opens the book at your page; “Continue listening” starts the audiobook you stopped; “Reading today” answers with your minutes; “Open book” takes the title. In Shortcuts the same actions combine with anything else — start the audiobook when your headphones connect, or open the book as part of an evening routine.
Good to know
- Listening counts minutes but not pages or words; read-aloud in the reader counts as reading.
- Pages count when you turn forward; jumping through contents or search doesn’t add pages.
- Searching for a book in iOS Spotlight doesn’t show results on iPhone — that’s iOS; ask Siri to open the book by name instead.
- Widgets update when you read or listen; after installing, open the app once so they have something to show.
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