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Common First Questions

What can I do?

Reading logs, notes, progress tracking, and search all in one app. Supports both physical and digital books.

Does it cost anything?

Free plan is forever free. Paid plans offer more book (work) slots and additional export formats.

How long does it take?

Registration: 1 minute. Master the basics: 30 minutes.

🌲 Limited Time Offer

Become a beta tester and get all paid features FREE for 1 year!

We're recruiting beta testers until official release (around March 15, 2026).
Enjoy unlimited books (works), exports, bookshelf features, and more — completely free.

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See How It Works

Check out the features in the tutorial

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Free Registration

Free Plan Includes

  • Unlimited reading logs
  • Up to 20 books (works) per reading log
  • Reading notes, reviews, and summaries
  • Progress charts to visualize achievements
  • Save to Google Drive
  • Works on smartphone, tablet, and PC

Choose a registration method:

Required Information:

  • Google Account: Used for login (no email address entry required)
  • Date of Birth: For age verification (parental consent required for ages 12 and under)
  • No password to set up or remember
  • Safe and easy login
  • Protected by Google account security
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Free Plan Features: Up to 20 books (works) per file, unlimited files, local/cloud storage (with ads)

Already have an account? See Login Guide

Need more books (works) or advanced features?

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Add Books
Book information edit dialog

After registration, add books using the [Add Book] button.
Search by title, author, or ISBN, or scan a barcode with your smartphone camera to auto-fill book information.

💡 Record not just physical books, but also e-books, web pages, papers, and movies

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Add Records

Screenshot coming soon

Select a book and click [Add Record].
Record pages read and notes.

💡 No need to read in order. Freely record when and what pages you read.
Great for reading specific sections of textbooks, or recording movie progress in minutes.

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Save Data
Data save dialog

Save your records locally or to Google Drive.
Google Drive is recommended for using across multiple devices.

💡 You can export your data anytime. JSON format allows migration to other apps.

For Android users saving locally

For security reasons, you cannot save directly to the Downloads folder. When the folder picker appears on first save, create a dedicated folder (e.g., "Reading Forest") and grant read/write permission to that folder.