Keep every book you read in one place.
Pensovo tracks what you're reading, what you've finished, and what's next — and quietly counts the days you read. No trial, no paywall on the parts that matter.
iOS and Android · Free account, no card
Eight of the 41 books Rina logged last year.
What you get without paying anything
This is the whole reading app, not a preview of one. Every feature below works on a free account, for as long as you use it.
Track every book
Mark a book as reading, finished, or want to read. Update your page or chapter whenever you put it down.
Build a reading streak
Read a little on most days and watch the count climb. Ten minutes counts the same as an hour.
Collections
Group books onto your own shelves — winter reading, poetry, books your sister lent you and wants back.
One library
Everything you've ever logged lives in a single place, searchable, with the year you read it.
Share your progress
Post a streak or a finished collection to Instagram, threads or wherever you keep your people.
Summaries and notes
Read free summaries of public-domain and widely covered books, and keep your own notes and highlights beside them.
A streak you can actually keep.
One page counts. So does a chapter on the bus. The point isn't to read more than everyone else — it's to notice that you read most days, which is the part people forget.
Log a session in two taps, or let the page count do it.
Each day you read turns teal on your calendar.
Days have to be consecutive. Miss one and the count starts again at 1.
Tap a day to mark it as read — or clear one and watch the chain break. The 7th was a missed day, restored with a streak save.
What readers say
Placeholder quotes — swap for real App Store and Play Store reviews before launch.
I'd stopped counting books years ago. Forty-one last year, apparently. The number surprised me more than it should have.
The streak got me reading on the train instead of scrolling. Small thing. It's been 200-odd days now.
Collections are the bit I use most. One shelf for the book club, one for things I'll never finish but won't admit it.
Start with the book on your bedside table.
Add it in about thirty seconds. Day one of the streak is tonight.