A reading tracker
for assigned reading
Aleph turns assigned reading into a pages-per-day goal. Log each session in seconds and see exactly where you are in every book on the syllabus.
Download appTurn a deadline into a daily number
Assigned reading usually arrives as a deadline: three hundred pages by the seminar on the 14th. A pages-per-day goal turns that into something you can act on tonight, and your streak shows whether you did.
Every session records the pages you read and the time you spent, so you learn how long forty pages of dense theory actually takes you — worth knowing before you leave it for the night before.
Every book on the list, in one place
Add books by searching, scanning the barcode, or photographing the cover. Aleph keeps them on a shelf sorted into reading, finished, and want to read, with your progress through each one.
Already halfway through something? Start tracking from the page you’re on, and edit the page count if your edition differs. Notes and a rating live on every book.
Common questions
- Can I track a book I’ve already started?
- Yes. Start tracking from the page you’re on and Aleph picks up from there. You can also edit a book’s page count to match your edition.
- How do I add my course books?
- Search by title or author, scan the barcode, or take a photo of the cover.
- 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.