Reading tracker comparison: which reading tracker fits the way you read?
There is no single best reading tracker, so this site does not rank them. Tell the tracker finder what you read, how social you want to be, how you feel about privacy labels and how you want to pay, and it lists the apps whose published facts match. Every app has a library card of facts with sources, including its limits.
Which reading tracker fits the way you read? A tracker that suits a print reader in a book club can be the wrong one for someone who listens to audiobooks on a commute, so we match apps to readers instead of ranking them. We read each app's store listing, website and help pages, last refreshed on 2026-10-11, and recorded what each one publishes.
A name appears when the app's own pages describe the feature. A missing name can mean we did not find it published.
What does each app do?
Magic Bookmark
Yomu Inc.
iOS
Print booksOn record
EbooksOn record
AudiobooksOn record
Goals and statsNot offered
Clubs and shared readsNot offered
Privacy labelNot offered
Ways to payOn record
Picking a book back upOn record
Data refreshed 11 Oct 2026 · On record: 5 of 8
Not a log: a spoiler-free reading companion that finds your exact place from a photo of the page, the page number or the last phrase you heard, then recaps the story up to there.
Best for: Readers who put a book down for a while and want back in without spoilers.
It depends on how you read, which is why this site does not rank the apps. Print readers, audiobook listeners, club readers and goal setters need different things. The tracker finder lists the apps whose published facts match your answers.
Which reading trackers work for audiobooks?
On the pages we read, Magic Bookmark, Basmo, Bookly, Fable, Goodreads, Literal and The StoryGraph describe audiobook features in different ways: Bookly and Basmo track audiobooks as a format, Goodreads lets you shelve audiobook editions, The StoryGraph has listening goals, Fable takes listening activity from a linked Everand account, Literal offers public-domain audiobooks, and Magic Bookmark finds your place from the last phrase you heard.
Which reading tracker has the lightest privacy label?
Hardcover's App Store label says Data Not Linked to You, covering usage data and diagnostics. Magic Bookmark, Basmo, Bookly and Fable list identifiers used to track you. Labels are written by the developers.
Is Magic Bookmark a reading tracker?
Not in the usual sense. It does not log finished books or keep goals or stats. It finds your exact place in a supported book from a photo of the page or the last phrase you heard, and shows who's who without anything past your place.
