Set a reading goal
you can see every day
Pick a books-per-year target and a pages-per-day goal. Aleph tracks both from the sessions you log, so you always know where you stand.
Download appTwo goals, two time scales
Fifty books this year is the goal people set; ten pages a day is the one that gets them there. Aleph lets you set both, so the big number has a small, daily version you can actually hit.
Both are measured from the sessions you log — pages read and time spent — rather than from a box you tick at the end of a book.
See the progress, not just the target
Daily, weekly, and all-time stats show your pages, reading time, and books finished. The reading activity heatmap shows how consistent you’ve been, day by day.
Audiobooks log as listening sessions alongside your reading, so the books you hear are part of the record too.
Common questions
- What kinds of reading goals can I set?
- A pages-per-day goal and a books-per-year goal.
- Where do I see my progress?
- In your stats: daily, weekly, and all-time totals for pages, reading time, and books finished, plus your streaks and a reading activity heatmap.
- How much does Aleph cost?
- Aleph is free to download, and eligible new subscribers get a 7-day free trial. After that it’s $6.99 a month or $44.99 a year — or $159.99 once for lifetime access. Every plan unlocks every feature, with no ads and no feature tiers.