ShelfMark: Reading Journal
Shelves, streaks, daily goals, and the quotes worth keeping. Log pages in seconds, see your rhythm, and keep progress close with a private widget.
Shelves, streaks, daily goals, and the quotes worth keeping. Log pages in seconds, see your rhythm, and keep progress close with a private widget.
ShelfMark: Reading Journal is one of the focused apps from InnovaLabWorks. It does one job well, works offline, and keeps your data on this device. It does not use cloud sync, and there is no account to create or service to sign up for.
What you can do with ShelfMark: Reading Journal
- Three shelves: to be read, reading, and finished. Move a book with a tap.
- Quick page updates with percent complete, pages a day, and time left at your current pace.
- A daily page goal beside your grace-day reading streak.
- Search your library, filter by genre, and sort by recency, title, author, or progress.
- A quote wall with the book, page number, and an optional photo of the page.
- A yearly reading goal and Wrapped view with pages, streaks, genres, fastest reads, and monthly activity.
- A private Home and Lock Screen widget for your current book, pages today, goal, and streak.
- A complete local backup, additive restore, and Delete All My Data control.
Who it is for
ShelfMark: Reading Journal is made for anyone who wants a simple, dependable way to handle this without a spreadsheet or a complicated setup. It fits naturally in the Book category on the App Store.
Private by design
No ads, no trackers, no data harvesting, and no cloud sync. Your entries stay on this device and never pass through our servers.
Availability
ShelfMark: Reading Journal is available now on the App Store.
Common questions
What is ShelfMark: Reading Journal?
Shelves, streaks, daily goals, and the quotes worth keeping. Log pages in seconds, see your rhythm, and keep progress close with a private widget.
Is ShelfMark: Reading Journal on the App Store?
Yes. It is available now on the App Store.
Does ShelfMark: Reading Journal work offline?
Yes. Everything runs on your device, so it works with no signal.