A reading tracker helps when you want more than a list of books: it shows when you read, how much time you spent and how your pace changes.
What gets recorded
DeepReader saves your books, pages, reading sessions, session lengths and total reading time. You can always see how much you have read and how your reading habits change over time.
Instead of thinking ‘I seem to have been reading this book for ages’, you can see the exact figures: how much time you have spent, how many pages you have read and how far you have come.
book and author;
first and last page of each session;
reading time;
reading speed and trends;
total progress.
When it helps
The tracker works well for long books, study materials and regular reading in short sessions. Even a brief session counts towards your overall statistics.
The aim is to make your reading measurable, so you can see the contribution of every page you read and every minute you spend with a book.