LectorApp
What to look for in a reading tracker
- How it logs: by books finished, by pages or by time. To know how many pages you read a day, you need page-level tracking.
- Statistics: pages and books per week and month, a calendar and streaks.
- Habit tools: a daily goal, reminders and a streak so you don't drop it.
- Price and ads: most have a free version; check which features sit behind a paid plan and whether there are ads.
- Works offline and in your language, if you read on the metro or prefer your own language.
Quick comparison
| App | On Android | Price | What it does best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goodreads | Yes (and iPhone) | Free | Social network for readers: shelves, reviews, yearly challenges and recommendations. |
| The StoryGraph | Yes (and iPhone) | Free, with an optional paid plan | Detailed statistics on genres, pace and moods. |
| Bookmory | Yes (and iPhone) | Free, with paid options | Reading timer, monthly calendar, notes and yearly goals. |
| Bookly | Yes (and iPhone) | Free, with an optional Pro plan | Session timer and reading goals. |
| Lectores | No: iPhone only per its listing | Free | Spanish-language app to organise books, log sessions and keep streaks. |
| LectorApp | Yes (closed testing) | Free, no ads | Streaks, a daily goal and page-level stats with a shareable monthly recap. |
Indicative data as of October 2026, taken from each app's public listing. Plans and prices change: check the details on Google Play before you decide.
Which one to pick, depending on how you read
- You want a community and recommendations: Goodreads.
- You want to analyse what you read (genres, pace, moods): The StoryGraph.
- Timing your sessions motivates you: Bookmory or Bookly.
- You want to add up pages, keep a daily streak and get reminded without being nagged: LectorApp.
Where LectorApp fits
LectorApp is a reading tracker built around the habit: you update the page you're on, it adds up pages and books per day, week and month, keeps your streak and gives you a monthly recap. It works offline and has no ads. The details are in the reading tracker app guide and, if you're coming from Goodreads, in the comparison with Goodreads and The StoryGraph.
Availability and limits
- LectorApp is Android only and in closed testing on Google Play: you can request tester access.
- The iPhone version is in development.
- The core features are free and there are no ads.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best free app to track your reading on Android?
It depends on what you want to measure. Goodreads is the most social, The StoryGraph has the most detailed statistics, Bookmory and Bookly focus on the timer and calendar, and LectorApp on streaks and daily pages, with no ads.
Is there a reading tracker for Android with no ads?
LectorApp has no ads and its core features are free. For the others, check each Google Play listing to see what the free version includes.
Can I see how many pages and books I read?
Yes. With LectorApp you log the page you're on and see pages and books per day, week and month. The StoryGraph and Bookmory also offer reading statistics.
Does it work for paper and digital books?
Yes. Logging your reading is just noting which page you're on, so it doesn't matter whether you read on paper, on an e-reader or on your phone.