Build Your Library
Add the books you're reading, the ones on your shelf and the ones you wish were.
Track books, log reading, and keep notes you can come back to.
Add the books you're reading, the ones on your shelf and the ones you wish were.
Start a timer or add a session later. Pages, time, and progress stay together.
Write journal entries while you read and keep them connected to the book, page, or session they came from.
Browse NYT Best Sellers, save books to your wishlist, or get a short list of AI recommendations based on your library.
#1 Freida McFadden
#2 Rebecca Yarros
#3 Stephen King and Peter Straub
#4 Barbara Kingsolver
Set goals around how many reading sessions or books you want to finish. Target daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly goals and use reminders when you want gentle nudges to keep you on track.
A mobile app is in the works. For now, ReaderJournal is a responsive web app, so you can use it from your phone, tablet, or desktop browser.
Yes.
Start a timer when you read, or add a session manually later. ReaderJournal saves the book, date, duration, and page progress so your logs, stats, streaks, and goals stay up to date.
ReaderJournal does not have public profiles, feeds, followers, or public activity. Your journal is part of your account only.
ReaderJournal is built by Ousmane Traore , a software engineer who wanted a little help getting back to reading consistently. It is a passion project opened up to the world, not something built around trying to make money.
Create an account to save your books, log reading sessions, and keep a record you can come back to.