Aleph
vs your spreadsheet
The spreadsheet works right up until the evening you don’t feel like opening it. In Aleph, the same row takes seconds: pages read, time spent, done.
Download appWhy the spreadsheet stops
Manual reading logs fail for a predictable reason: the logging happens after the reading, when the motivation that produced the reading is gone. A row entered three days late is a guess.
Aleph moves the record to your phone and shrinks it to seconds — the pages you read and the time you spent. The totals take care of themselves.
The charts, already built
The views people build by hand come standard: daily, weekly, and all-time stats for pages, reading time, and books finished, a streak counter, and a reading activity heatmap.
Your library is there too — reading, finished, and want to read — with notes and a rating on every book.
Common questions
- Can I import my existing reading spreadsheet?
- Not currently. Add the books you’re reading now by search, barcode, or cover photo, and start tracking from the page you’re on.
- What does a session record?
- The pages you read and the time you spent. Every session adds to your stats and your progress through the book.
- 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.