1. Add the book and deadline
Enter its title, total pages, start date, and target finish date.
Reading tracker for books and study
Track pages. Keep momentum. Finish books on time.
Use a simple daily reading log to compare your planned pace with your actual pages. Built for readers, students, and exam prep.
Page Tracker: Reading & Study
Reading progress at a glance
Version
2.2.2
Price
$3.99
Requires
iOS 18.0+
Updated
7/27/2026
Checked
9/4/2026
Plan a finish date in three steps
Add a book or study text, then track your current page, target finish date, and planned-versus-actual pace in one place.
2. Update the current page
Log the page you reach after reading. The app records the pages completed that day.
3. Compare plan with reality
Use the chart and calendar to spot a delay and adjust the remaining pace.
A page-based reading tracker
Set the title, total pages, start date, and target finish date once. Then update the current page after reading to see progress in the chart, calendar, and widgets; reminders can prompt your next update.
Questions before you buy
Clear answers about the app's fit, setup, and everyday use.
What makes this different from generic note apps?
Page Tracker is built for reading pace control: one page-input flow and an immediate planned-vs-actual graph.
Is it suitable for exam prep and deadline reading?
Yes. Set total pages and a deadline, then track the remaining days, remaining pages, and the gap between planned and actual progress.
What keeps daily logging simple?
After setup, the recurring input is the current page. The calendar and widgets show recorded progress. Reminders can prompt the next update.
Three ways to track page progress
Planned vs actual chart
See pace risk early and recover before your deadline.
Daily reading calendar
Make consistency visible and keep a reliable reading log.
Widgets and reminders
Widgets show recorded progress; reminders can prompt your next update.
Reading progress at a glance
See the planned-versus-actual chart, reading calendar, and completion status in the app.
Tools and guides
Print a free reading log, calculate a realistic pace per reading day, and learn how to compare planned and actual progress.
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Reading pace calculator
Calculate the pages to read on each planned reading day from a book's total pages, your current page, deadline, and reading days per week.
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Free printable book reading log | 10-session template
Print a free book reading log with space for the date, title, pages reached before and after, pages read, and a short note. Includes an example and 10 blank rows.
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How to compare planned vs actual reading progress
Compare your planned page with the page you actually reached, then recalculate a realistic pace before the finish date slips.
Start your next book with a pace you can keep
Install the app, add your first book, and start with today's reading.