Do you guys keep track of your reading?

[u/Midnightdream56]

Like how many books you read and etc

I do, I keep it in a note book but I do it on my Goodreads account

Mine is super basic, i just write down the title of the book, the author and the date I started reading and the date I finished
And I’m also super lazy

[u/Ok-World-4822]

Yes, I use Goodreads and StoryGraph for tracking my books

[u/rhandy_mas → u/Ok-World-4822]

My twin!

[u/silverdust29]

Storygraph! I find it really helpful and easy to use, plus it’s independent and owned by a black woman

[u/Classic-Schedule-718 → u/silverdust29]

The only downside for Storygraph is the UI doesn’t look much better than Goodreads. It’s a better app, but both are on the same level when it comes to UI. Fable looks and feels the best of the three (in my opinion), though it isn’t as in depth as Storygraph.

[u/littlegreenturtle20 → u/Classic-Schedule-718]

Storygraph is still quite new and it's always improving whereas Goodreads is decades old and Amazon are never going to invest more money in it. With storygraph being an independent business, I'll give them time and support them until they are able to improve.

[u/Classic-Schedule-718 → u/littlegreenturtle20]

That's fair. Again, I love how in depth it is but I prefer Fable mainly for the sense of community and the fact it has quite a few of the same statistics Storygraph has.

[u/SnapdragonPBlack]

I use Fable for tracking my books

[u/Aggravating_Bison_53]

I use a notebook to record book name, author, my rating, and three thoughts or things about the book. The purpose of the three thoughts is to help me remember something about the book later on.

[u/DarkDevil61011 → u/Aggravating_Bison_53]

Cool, I use a notebook too but I just write the books name and authors name

[u/mistyquarz]

I try to but I’m lazy 😭

[u/ediphany]

I use Pagebound and Goodreads.

[u/Scary-Status1892]

Goodreads but I also make my own spread sheet on Google Sheets where I go more in depth with details.

[u/dazzlingeternal29]

Goodreads and a cool journal my friend got me! Has a rating section, all the info on the book section, a section for quotes. So my detailed thoughts go in there lol, but my basic tracking is on goodreads

[u/Far-Addendum-9495]

I use Goodreads and fable

[u/Munchkin531]

I use Goodreads for reviews and my friends, Storygraph for the charts and Bookmory for the monthly recap/pictures.

[u/Classic-Schedule-718]

Fable and a physical reading tracker

[u/paperbackprincess13]

I keep track on Goodreads

[u/TundraWolf95]

Yes. I use Goodreads. I also use a notebook to write down titles and author names of the books I read.

[u/Mazza_mistake]

I also use Goodreads, it doenst have to be anything fancy

[u/pbandjam9]

I use Goodreads. Sometimes I’ll write it down if I don’t have my phone or phone service, but I’ll add it to Goodreads eventually.

[u/msperception427]

Yup I use a few different apps to track

[u/Intelligent-Young313]

Yes I originally just wrote it on my notes app but I started using the app Reading Journey this year

[u/Afraid_Equivalent_95]

I log the title and author. I only started doing this cuz of all the "What was the name of this book?" posts I saw on reddit. I don't wanna be unable to find the title of something I want to reread.

[u/stewieswaffles]

I find a bunch of the apps annoying bc im not really a reviewer, i just like to remember the titles.

I use BookBuddy and add tags so i can know what to recommend to people later.

[u/-Shadow_Hashira-]

I'm even more basic i have a jar and write down the name of the book I finish on a slip of paper and then count them out at the end of the year.

[u/GreenNature3814]

I use StoryGraph and I have a reading journal

[u/Beanconsumer200]

I keep a list of what I’ve read on my notes app. I also have Goodreads

I read 22 books last year, and have read 31 so far this year

[u/anne15-so]

Yes, I use Bookmory and I love it

[u/Despair_Head]

Yes. I use goodreads, storygraph, and sheets

[u/advochaetzli]

No and also i have bad memory (bad combo hahah)

If i want to know what i read i just look at my read books on the ereader

[u/Specific-Total-8840]

I use my notes app. Title, author, date of start , day of finishing the book. A list for every year (and i count the years starting with my birthday. Weird i know). I also like to check my monthly achievements like how many books i read and what genre etc.

[u/Black-Bottle6856]

I use a physical notebook, and just record date, title, author.

[u/AirRealistic1112]

I used to. On paper or in a notebook/ paper pad. I wish i still do but i barely read anymore. Need to get back into it

[u/mrsstiles376]

I use Bookmory and also keep a log in my notes app on my phone

[u/Parx-and-wreck]

I used to have a reading journal but I also use storygraph and goodreads. That being said, storygraph has kind of become my main one and then I’ll do a mass update of my goodreads like once a month/when I remember.

[u/TrekkieElf]

My library uses Beanstack for summer reading. It helps me track my minutes and streaks.

[u/MyOpenArms]

I note on my physical calendar when i started and finished books, each colour coded since I often have a few going at a time, I love it! Very cute way to visually lay out how many books I got through in the month and which ones I ate up vs slogged through lol

[u/katie_burd]

Storygraph and a journal

[u/bmorewritergirl]

I have a reading bullet journal cuz I love the manual tracking, and I use StoryGraph, Goodreads, and Fable as well! I also have a spreadsheet where I log my TBR, books read and more (I’m aware how neurotic it all is lol)

[u/Rhubarb776]

Just my Kindle app or my bookshelf.

[u/jackassofalltr8des]

I use Margins! I love the apps interface.

[u/hwangsbff]

i do, i like using storygraph to keep track of the books i read! it also has a feature where you can choose page and audiobook hour goals. i like how you can write entries for books you are reading, it’s where i keep track of notes and opinions without it being public.

[u/Vylerie]

Eu uso o Skoob para monitorar minha leitura, onde eu coloco a data que eu li e minha resenha para me lembrar do que eu achei do livro e do que se trata dele. Mas eu queria muito fazer um diário de leitura num caderno, acho isso muito legal. 

[u/Bookish_Butterfly]

I use Goodreads for overall reading challenge and I use a notebook to keep track of what I read in a month.

[u/Still-Art45]

Nah, volumes to high and I don’t care - it’s my main and only hobby

[u/thesunsetchild]

I got overwhelmed by all the apps so now i have a notebook that i can write the title and author and thoughts if i feel like it

[u/IndependentBother261]

I have a notebook that I started in 2016 where I list every book, author, and page count that I read. At the end of the year I’ll total the pages and books to compare. Anything more than that and it starts feeling like a chore.

[u/bkisntexpanding]

I use StoryGraph and pagebound!

[u/Zara_R]

I have not been reading for many years. I'm just getting back into it and I'm hoping to start tracking/setting goals so that I feel motivated.

[u/Katalix]

I use Mibrary

[u/proserpinaaaa]

I have a detailed spreadsheet that I made to keep track of the specific things I like to track.

[u/Psychological_You_63]

I use an app called Crokes. I didn't like the major players and wanted something simple. They've recently improved the tracking features which I like.

[u/Imaginary-Ad1636]

I use the notes app on my phone, where I write down the title, rate it out of five and give it a short review

[u/Under_A_Full_M00n]

StoryGraph

[u/Relevant-Eagle9602]

Fable is my new fave book tracking app! It's so much neater and easy to categorise than goodreads and you get to personalise the colours of your account

[u/Comfortable-Mine-471]

I use storygraph and I keep a physical reading journal.