Pageward: Reading Journal AI

16601839 Canada Inc. · Books

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About

Pageward is your minimalist sanctuary for a better reading life. Escape the social noise and focus on what matters: your books, your thoughts, and your progress. Whether you are tackling a massive TBR pile or trying to build a consistent habit, Pageward provides a calm, aesthetic space to log every page. Our AI-powered discovery engine helps you find your next favorite story based on your unique mood and past favorites, making it the perfect cure for a reading slump. - Organize Your Library Scan ISBN barcodes to add books in seconds. Create custom digital shelves for your physical collection, Kindle, or audiobooks. - Track Your Progress Set annual goals and daily habits. Log sessions with a focus-driven timer and visualize your journey with insightful reading stats. - Digital Reading Journal Save meaningful quotes, write detailed reviews, and keep a private log of your literary thoughts. Capture the essence of every story you finish. - AI Recommendations Get personalized suggestions that understand your taste. No generic lists—just smart, mood-based discovery to help you choose your next read. - Seamless Migration Easily import your data from Goodreads or StoryGraph to continue your journey in a cleaner, more intuitive interface. Start your journey toward a more intentional reading habit today. Subscription: 3-day free trial, then weekly or yearly. Cancel anytime in your store settings. Terms: https://fbappstudio.com/en/terms Privacy: https://fbappstudio.com/en/privacy

What's new · 1.1

Enhanced the barcode scanner for faster library logging and refined the AI recommendation engine to better identify niche book moods. Minor UI updates for a more minimalist reading experience.

Details

ReleasedJun 2026
UpdatedJul 2026
Version1.1
Size75.1 MB
RequiresiOS 15.1 or later
Age rating4+
LanguagesEnglish
PriceFree
Categories BooksReference
Bundle IDcom.pageward.book.tracker.reading.journal