ReadNotes: Book Tracker
Bookshelf, Progress & AI Notes
About
This app helps you remember what you read by taking notes while you read, cleaning them with AI, and generating key takeaways. It tracks your reading progress, builds a personal knowledge library, and offers spaced repetition flashcards.
What's New in ReadNotes
1.2
March 21, 2026
What's New: • Social reading feed — follow friends, see what they're reading, share takeaways • Spaced repetition flashcards to review what you've learned • Knowledge Rank — level up across 10 genres as you read and take notes • Goodreads import with automatic cover and description fetching • Streak tracking and weekly reading digest
MoreSubscription plans
ReadNotes+ Monthly
Unlimited AI takeaways & clean notes!
FAQ
What is ReadNotes?
ReadNotes is a reading tracker and AI note-taking app designed to help users remember what they read. It allows you to take notes, clean them with AI, and build a personal knowledge library from books.
How does ReadNotes use AI?
The AI in ReadNotes cleans up messy notes into clear, concise text and generates a single key takeaway from each note, saving you rewriting time.
Can I track my reading progress with ReadNotes?
Yes, ReadNotes allows you to track books across categories like Reading, Finished, and Want to Read. It also provides reading stats, streaks, and knowledge by genre.
What are the subscription options for ReadNotes?
ReadNotes offers a premium subscription called ReadNotes+ which provides unlimited AI takeaways and PDF export. Monthly and annual plans are available.
Does ReadNotes have ads?
The app is free to use and does not contain advertisements. Users can upgrade to ReadNotes+ for enhanced features.
What devices does ReadNotes support?
ReadNotes is available on iPhone and iPad, with an age rating of 4+.
How often is ReadNotes updated?
The app was last updated on March 21, 2026, indicating ongoing development and support.
Can I import my existing book data into ReadNotes?
Yes, ReadNotes allows you to import your Goodreads library in seconds, making it easy to start tracking your reading.