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How to read more regularly

Regular reading starts with short, consistent sessions. You do not need to read for hours at a time. Even 15–30 minutes a day helps you make steady progress through a book and build a daily reading habit.

Many people try to read more, but without a clear routine it is easy to keep putting it off. Recording each session and seeing your progress makes it easier to return to your book.

Getting started

Before you start reading, choose a book, enter your current page and set the timer. Save your progress after the session so it is automatically added to your library, statistics and progress calendar.

Each session takes just a few simple steps:

  • choose a book;
  • enter your starting page;
  • set your reading time;
  • when you finish, enter the page where you stopped.

All data is saved automatically, so there is no need to keep handwritten records.

Why it works

Each completed session adds to your total reading time, updates your progress through the book and is saved in your history. Over time, it becomes easier to assess your results and keep reading regularly.

The progress calendar helps you see your active days and maintain the habit. Statistics show your reading time for today, the past 7 days, this month and all time. You can assess your progress using actual data and see how much time you have already devoted to books.

A regular reading habit develops gradually. Several short sessions a week produce more consistent results than occasional long sessions.

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