Readay: a reading journal

A space for the reading mind. Write down what a book left you, the line you'd have underlined, and the character you weren't ready to leave. Journal your daily reads.

A space for the reading mind.

You finish a book and for about a week you can't stop thinking about it, and then a month goes by and all that's really left is the cover.

Readay is where you write it down. Not a rating, not a page count. What you actually took from it, the thought you had halfway through, the line you'd have underlined, the character you weren't ready to leave behind.

Because a book isn't four stars out of five. It's whatever it left you with, and that's the part worth keeping.

So it's a journal. Some nights you'll write a paragraph, most nights you'll pick two words and go to sleep, and both of those count as an entry. The days you read are there in your own words and the days you didn't just aren't, so there's nothing to catch up on.

There are fifty words in here for how something left you, the honest ones included. Tender, gripping, slow, dense, boring. Books and articles both, on a shelf that fills up slowly, and a card at the end of the week you can show someone if you feel like it.

It's yours and nobody else's. No account, no feed, no followers, nobody else reading your journal. Everything stays on your phone.

Readay Pro Free to keep a journal. Pro adds recap cards for your week and your month.

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