ReadMiles — Reading Tracker

ReadMiles — Reading Tracker

Every page is a mile

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  • Released
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  • August 17, 2026
  • August 31, 2026

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Every page is a mile. ReadMiles keeps the page you stopped on, shows how far you have come and works out when you will arrive. No feed, no accounts — your road is yours. TWO WAYS TO LOG A PAGE Start a timer when you sit down with a book. Or tap the page you reached and get on with your day. Pages and days on the road count the same either way. The timer adds what a mark cannot hold: the time you spent, and with it your reading speed. WHEN YOU WILL FINISH Every book carries the pages left and the date you reach the last page. Read with the timer and your pace on that book shows up next to them. The forecast follows your last two weeks, so it moves when you do. +10 PAGES FROM THE HOME SCREEN The interactive widget adds pages without opening the app. Set the step to +5, +10 or +25 — progress, streak and today's goal update on the spot. Two more widgets keep the current book and your days on the road in sight, and a compact one lives on the lock screen. YOUR ROAD, NOT A LEADERBOARD Days on the road instead of a flame. A heatmap of the last twelve months. Pages, hours and sessions by day, week, month and year — and the miles of text you have laid end to end, because 500 pages make about one book mile. SIGNS ALONG THE WAY Twenty-nine milestones for what you have read — the road, days on the road, books, how you read, and finds nobody names before you reach them. They are worked out from your history and dated by the day they happened, so an import puts them in the years they belong to. A wall in stats holds the whole road behind you, sign by sign. Nothing to unlock, nothing to chase: no currencies, no levels, no shops. GOALS THAT DO NOT NAG A route for the year, in books or in pages. A daily goal, in pages or in minutes. One evening nudge that stays quiet when today's goal is already met. BRING YOUR HISTORY Import a CSV from Goodreads or StoryGraph: statuses, ratings, reviews and finish dates come along. Not what you expected? Undo the whole import in one tap — nothing else in your library changes. ALSO IN THE APP • Paper, e-book and audiobook, each measured its own way • Catalogue search in English and Russian, or scan the ISBN on the back cover • Rare editions added by hand, with a cover from your camera or library • Past sessions logged later, for the evening you read on a plane • A private rating and a few words for yourself when a book is done • No limit on the number of books • iCloud sync with no account and no password • Light and dark, English and Russian, no ads and nothing to buy PRIVACY Everything you read and write lives on your devices and in your iCloud. No account, no server of ours, no analytics, no ads. The app goes online for two things only: to look a book up in the catalogue and to fetch its cover.
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What's New in ReadMiles

1.1.1

August 31, 2026

The finish date was pessimistic. Now it is honest. "Finishing ~" divided everything you had read by a flat two weeks — including the days before the book was even yours. Five evenings into a new book, that promised two months instead of three. • The pace now counts only the days the book has really been on the road, from your first record in it • Days you skipped still count: read every other day and the date moves out, as it should • Read rarely but steadily? The window widens on its own, so the date stops jumping every time you sit down • The book card now shows where the date came from — "34 pages a day · over the last 12 days" — so you can check it against the pages left Books you have been reading for a while keep the date they already had.

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