LectorApp
How it works
LectorApp adds up every page you've read, stacks them and compares the height with objects or people. It's a way of seeing your progress that sticks better than a number.
Why it motivates
Seeing your reading as something physical makes it feel real, and hard not to keep adding to.
The numbers come from the readings you log, and you can see them in reading statistics.
A different way to see your progress
- Visual and memorable: a tower of paper sticks better than a number.
- Shareable: it's the kind of stat you want to show.
- It adds to the competition: with Rankings, your pages will also count for your country.
Availability
- LectorApp is Android only and in closed testing on Google Play: you can request tester access.
- The iPhone version is in development.
- This feature is free and there are no ads.
Frequently asked questions
What does it compare my pages with?
With real things, such as the height of a 1.80 m person.
How many pages make a centimetre?
It depends on the paper, but in LectorApp's example 7,284 pages equal a 65.6 cm tower.
Does it update by itself?
Yes. It's calculated from the pages you log.