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• Unlimited Books — $7.99

Last verified 7 Aug 2026

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4.5 1594 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Awesome App

   Been using this app for a while. I don’t understand why none of the other book-tracking apps don’t allow you to plan your reading out, so you know how many pages to read each day based on your finish date goals. Blows my mind, honestly. That’s why I stay with this app. If I skip a day or two, I appreciate seeing what I need to read to finish on time. Other apps offer a lot of stats and stuff, but they don’t help you break down reading requirements to help you reach your goals. I wish I could create lists or that tags could filter the main “read” page. I prefer for my archive to be my finished books. I have started making “books” that become titles or dividers for months or my “to read” sections. However, it would be much cleaner if I could plan for a month/quarter using lists or filtered tags in the main Read section. One annoying thing I have noticed is that new books put into the app sometimes shift back to the top after they have been organized. It’s like it didn’t sync fully. Usually, it only happens once, maybe twice, and then they stay put.

   Pan54 · 7 Aug 2026

2. 5/5What if there was a school version?

   This is a really cool app and I haven’t seen anything like it. I really like the functions of being able to track your reading time/speed and have it automatically tell you when you might finish, as well as setting out times on a calendar when you want to finish it by. As a university student, I’m looking for something like this— but since it isn’t designed for schoolwork, some things don’t work that well. For example, I’m assigned sections or chapters out of books, and on my book log I’d like to be able to put all of those under the same entry and track my progress. Additionally, it would be cool if I could organize it by classes. If there was a school/university version of this app, that would be amazing! As someone who can never get my readings done because I have a hard time planning for them (I have so much reading for so many classes that it’s hard to keep track), and I can never estimate how long a reading will take me, if this app were adapted for schoolwork it would be awesome! (Hope you consider it!)

   kaylaworley · 7 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Love it buuuttt want some change

   I have been using Leio for about a year now and every time i undownload it bc it made me mad for example it doesn’t save any of my previous content. Maybe if there was a log in that would fix it. I use this a lot for school and mainly during the summer to bring up my lexile and reading speed. It would be awesome if there was a feature like that to tell me what my wpm is based on the timer and the amount of words in the book. I also play sports so it’s hard to read as much as i want or need. It would be cool if there was a notification to tell me what time would be most convenient with my schedule and for how long so I can keep my brain exercised. It would be neat if there was a feature to tell me like what books would be good for me to improve my speed and based on what i’ve read before. Something I think you guys could do different is to allow users to write notes while they read ( keep the timer going kinda setting) or star that place. Thank you i don’t really write reviews that often but i love your app i use it as much as i can along with Tide Focus timer which i really like as well during my reading hours! have a great day!! 😊😊

   Mymyhashtag · 7 Aug 2026

4. 5/5A delight to use.

   I almost use this app everyday. Growing up, I didn’t care too much to read, preferring something more visual like movies and television. I could read when I had to for school projects or articles, but I dreaded it. Since then I have found some authors and books that really interest me over the years, and have been caught deciding whether or not to purchase the digital (e-book) version or the physical book. I love the statistics and calculations e-books have to offer, yet miss the vintage smell of classic books and the turning of the pages. Ever since I started using Leio it’s helped me read more and more. It is adaptable for either digital and physical books and keeps a digital bookshelf and progress all in one place while keeping up with the data as I progress through the books. Truly, an amazing app indeed. Thank you! An Apple Watch feature would be handy giving an option to select the book, start, pause, and end reading sessions. Just a suggestion, that would be cool.

   Derrick Mashburn · 7 Aug 2026

5. 4/5Reading Data

   The Good This is a great app if you want to track your reading progress. From time, pace & reading sessions to the books, lengths & quotes. You can even set goals for reading & scheduling. I genuinely love how in depth it is able to go with my reading data. The graphs are nice visuals. The little stickers for milestones & tasks are a nice touch. The layout is very intricate & took some time to find everything. Once I played around in the app I was able to find everything. The Bad There are small bugs that are displeasing. If you want to see your time & pages on the leaderboard board with Game Center then you have to turn it on. You’ll have to continuously check to make sure it’s one before you start a reading session because it turns itself off. If settings are adjusted (turning on Game Center) then they shouldn’t adjust or toggle themselves. But that’s just me. When it comes to planning, you can schedule to read a book. It doesn’t appear in the scheduled pages even though it tells you to do that.

   Jonnyboy1710@gmail · 7 Aug 2026

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