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21 of 24 books in 2026
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Library
Every book you've read, in one place
Shelve what you're reading, rate what you've finished, and keep the whole history in one library that actually stays organised.
- Track page progress on what you're reading right now
- Build your own shelves instead of fighting someone else's categories
- Rate in half stars, because some books are a 3.5
- Review as you finish, and keep it private or share it
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Atomic Habits
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Sapiens
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Creativity, Inc.
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Shoe Dog
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The Psychology of Money
Reading29%p.74/256
Deep Work
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Tracker
Log every page without the busywork
Move a book to Reading and the start date is set for you. Add pages in a tap, then pick the day you finished. Your reading history builds itself.
- Add 5, 10, 15, 25 or 50 pages in one tap, or type the page you're on
- Start and finish dates you can backdate, or skip if you don't remember
- Finished a book you never logged? Its pages spread across your dates, shown lighter in your heatmap
- Rate and review the moment you finish
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Books, pages, authors and your average rating, a yearly goal, and a heatmap of every day you read.
- A heatmap of your reading days, public on your profile by default
- Current and longest streaks, and a yearly goal
- Charts of books and pages by month, your ratings, top genres and authors
- Premium goes deeper: pace, fastest and longest reads, and how your ratings compare
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- Follow readers, not influencers
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- Every post is attached to a real book
- Comment threads keep the whole discussion in one place
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- Get the books they read that you haven't, as recommendations
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Everything else that comes with it
A new book every week
We pick a book for you from your library and reading habits, and tell you when it lands. Come back every week for the next one.
Half-star ratings
Rate from half a star to five, so a 3.5 stays a 3.5 instead of being rounded up or down.
Start and finish dates
Pick Today, Yesterday or any date when you start or finish a book. Can't remember? Skip it and nothing gets made up.
Log pages in one tap
Add 5, 10, 25 or 50 pages as you read, or type the page you are on. Your progress and heatmap keep up.
Streaks and a yearly goal
Keep a reading streak alive and set how many books you want to finish this year.
Scan any barcode
Point your camera at a barcode and the book is on your shelf a couple of seconds later.
Bring your Goodreads
Paste your public profile link or upload a CSV export, and your shelves come across in one go.
Highlights that stay put
Keep notes and highlights on the chapter they came from, so they still make sense a year later.
Read it right here
Add a PDF of a book you own and read it in the app. The file stays on your phone and is never uploaded.
Post the passage
Select a line while you read and drop it into a post, with the book already attached.
One link, whole library
Share a public page of everything you have read. No account needed to browse it.
A profile worth following
Your handle, your shelves, and everything you have posted, in one place readers can follow.
FAQ
Questions readers ask first
Is Readlink free?
Yes. Tracking your library and your reading, seeing your stats, discovering books, and posting in the feed are all free. Premium is an optional subscription you can start inside the app. It adds AI answers drawn from the books you have actually read, and advanced stats like your reading pace and year-over-year comparison.
Can I bring my Goodreads library across?
Yes. Point Readlink at your public Goodreads profile link, or upload a Goodreads CSV export, and it pulls your shelves across in one go rather than making you re-add books by hand.
Is Readlink only for non-fiction?
It is built for non-fiction readers, so recommendations, shelf matching, and discussion are all tuned for it. You can still shelve anything you like, fiction included.
Who can see my library and my notes?
Notes you mark as private stay private to you, and so does your wishlist: only you can see the books you want to buy. Your library only gets a public page once you turn sharing on, which gives you a link you can switch off again at any time.
Do I need the app, or is there a web version?
Readlink is an iPhone and Android app, and that is where you create your account. Shared libraries and individual posts open in any browser, so you can send someone a link without asking them to install anything first.
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Books stored human knowledge.The printing press spread it.