LitList - Reading Tracker Alternatives

Apps similar to LitList - Reading Tracker include Goodreads, which is free. Other options are BookWyrm, Open Library, Openreads and StoryGraph. Social Networks like LitList - Reading Tracker are a crowded field, with more than 25 alternatives for iPhone, Android, the web, iPad and self-hosting.

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  1. Basmo- Book Tracker icon

    Basmo- Book Tracker

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    An app designed for readers to track their books, reading time, take notes from books (by scanning pages or taking voice notes) set goals and analyze reading habit (by providing statistics of their reading behavior). Simply put, a smarter way to read.

    Cost / License

    • Paid
    • Proprietary

    Platforms

    • iPhone
    Statistics screen This is where the user comes to analyze and better understand his/her reading behavior. This is where you can see how many book you have in your library, how many of them you finished, how big is your To Be Read List or how many books you started but not finished. This also shows your time spent reading each day and how many pages you've read each day. Reading Streak refers to the longest number of days the user spent reading consecutively.
    At the first use of the app, the reader is prompted with the question: How many books do you want to read this year? Based on the answer the app calculates how many minutes per day are you required to read daily to achieve your goal. Scrolling down further in this screen the user can find Yearly Goals. This section of the app is dedicated to your progress towards achieving your yearly books read goal. Here the user can tap to see the books they finished reading during the current year and how far they have progressed towards achieving their yearly goal.
    After adding a book in the app ( you can't read the book in the app) and decide to read it, the user starts a Reading Session. This screen shows the Reading Session screen where the reader can track their reading time and add notes. there are multiple ways to add notes such as: scanning a a page and extract a quote from it, type the ideas on your own; or use the speech recognition function and dictate your idea.
    Good alternative?
     
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