A reading companion that turns finishing a chapter into a small win.
Reading is one of those quiet hobbies that gets lost in the noise. You start a book, set it down, pick up another. By the end of the year you can't remember half of what you read, let alone celebrate it.
I built Chaptered because the existing tools either treat reading like a chore (Goodreads-style logging) or a social performance. I wanted something that just sits in your pocket, gently nudges you forward, and makes finishing a chapter feel like the small win it actually is.
Currently reading, finished, want-to-read. Simple lists, no clutter. Progress per book in pages or percent.
Streaks, milestones, an end-of-year recap. The dopamine of finishing a chapter — captured and remembered.
Suggestions based on what you actually liked, not what an algorithm thinks you'll click on. Patterns from your own history.
Scan a barcode, search a title, or import a list. The book lands in your library in seconds.
Log progress as you read. Quick taps — no friction, no journaling commitments unless you want them.
Mark complete, rate it, watch the streak grow. Look back at the end of the year and feel something.
Built with React Native and Expo for a single codebase across iOS and Android. Books are pulled from the Google Books API; everything else stays on-device — no accounts, no sync servers. PostHog provides anonymous analytics, mostly so I could feel the full cycle of shipping a published app and actually paying attention to how it's used.
Available on iOS and Android. Free to try.
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