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A reading log kids keep themselves
Children log books they've read with page counts, star ratings, and notes. Track reading progress with a per-book progress bar. Adults see a summary across the whole family.
What Reading Log does
Kids log their own books: the title, how many pages, where they are in it, a star rating, and a note. Each book has a progress bar, which is the part they like.
Adults see a summary across the whole family, which is the part the school's reading challenge asks for.
How it works
- Books with page counts, star ratings, and notes.
- A per-book progress bar.
- A family-wide summary for adults.
Who it's for
Families with a school reading log to fill in and a kid who would rather tap than write.
At a glance
- Who can use it
- Adults and kids
- Where it works
- Your household hub and shared Spaces
- Price
- Included with every household plan, with no per-app charge
Works well with
Guides that use Reading Log
- Setting the household up for a school year that does not unravel — The week before term is the cheapest week of the year. What to set up then so timetables, homework, lifts, and check-ups stop needing weekly decisions.
Part of the library
Reading Log is one of the apps in the Chickadee Bandit library. Every household starts nearly empty and installs only what it uses; there is no per-app charge. Your data lives in your household's own private, encrypted database, with no ads and no data selling. Browse the Family apps or read the source on GitHub.
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