# ReadingHabit > The reading tracker that turns good intentions into finished books. The reading tracker that turns good intentions into finished books. Set up in 3 minutes. See results in your first week. ## Facts - Website: https://readinghabit.site - Categories: Productivity, Writing & Content - LotsDirectory page: https://lots.directory/products/readinghabit - Listing state: Unclaimed. We listed this product from its public website, and its owner has not claimed it yet. ## Detailed info ## What is ReadingHabit? ReadingHabit is a reading tracker for people who start more books than they finish. Reader is $79 USD once, and Reader for Life is $119 once. ## What ReadingHabit does A reader adds books, times each reading session, and logs the pages covered. ReadingHabit keeps the streak, measures the pace against daily, weekly, and yearly goals, and shows the progress. It works in any browser, on phone, tablet, and desktop, with nothing to install. The library connects to Open Library and a database of over 20 million books. Search by title or ISBN and add a book in one click. Cover, author, and page count fill in automatically. Books can sit as currently reading, finished, or to-read. The built-in timer tracks how long a session runs, with pause and resume, and smart page suggestions use reading speed. Contextual nudges remind the reader when a streak is at risk, and milestones can include confetti. ReadingHabit has no feed, no followers, and no public profile. The full tracker, with streaks, stats, nudges, and unlimited book tracking, is the one-time purchase. ## Who ReadingHabit is for ReadingHabit is for readers who want reading to be a habit rather than an intention. The about page names three patterns: a goal-oriented reader with a yearly book goal, a habit builder with daily goals and streaks, and a data-driven reader who tracks pages, speed, and time. It keeps every reader in mind, including someone at 5 minutes a day or 5 hours. Households, book clubs, and classrooms are named for reading together, which is a future feature. ## How ReadingHabit works Search by title or ISBN, add the book, start the timer while reading, and log the pages. Set a daily reading goal, a weekly active day target, or a yearly book challenge. If the reader falls behind, ReadingHabit holds them to get back on track with a nudge when the streak is at risk. Both paid plans include the same tracker and the same improvements, forever. They differ only in which extension modules come bundled. Moving up later costs the difference, $40. Backups and rich exports, deeper reading insights, iOS and Android offline sync, and a shared shelf are coming soon. Early access is free. A subscription is where ReadingHabit is heading, but the launch deal is one payment instead of $8 a month. Nothing renews and nothing expires. A refund can be requested within 7 days of purchase. ## Key features - Search Open Library, over 20 million books, by title or ISBN. Cover, author, and pages fill in on add. - A built-in timer with pause and resume logs the session, and page suggestions use reading speed. - Daily, weekly, and yearly goals, plus streaks. The features page names a streak saver grace period. - Nudges when a streak is at risk, and milestone celebrations that can include confetti. - The library can show currently reading, finished, and to-read, including a re-read with fresh progress. - Five free tools need no account: Reading Speed Test, ShelfCheck, Reading Time Calculator, Reading Goal Planner, and TBR Stack Planner. - No feed, no followers, and no public profile. It runs in the browser on phone, tablet, and desktop, with nothing to install. - Reader for Life bundles coming-soon modules: backups and exports, deeper insights, offline apps, and a shared shelf. ## Pricing As listed on readinghabit.site, checked 13 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms. - Reader is $79 USD, one payment, for the tracker, including the digital library, sessions, nudges, goals, streaks, browser access, and human support. - Reader for Life is $119, one payment. The page says it is the tracker and everything built on top of it, forever. - Bought separately, the page lists the tracker at $79, backups and rich exports at $29, deeper insights at $39, reading apps and offline at $59, and reading together at $39. Together, at launch, the page shows $245 and $119. - Moving up later costs the $40 difference. Early access is free. The launch deal is one payment instead of $8 a month. - The page says that at $8 a month, $119 buys 15 months. Nothing auto-renews. A 7-day refund is listed. - Backups, deeper insights, iOS and Android offline, and reading together are coming soon. A subscription is where ReadingHabit is heading, and this one-time price goes away when that launches. ## Facts from readinghabit.site, checked 13 October 2026 - One person, Lucas, runs ReadingHabit and started it in 2025. There is no team and no investors. - Email is support@readinghabit.site, and X is @ByBewer. - ReadingHabit is an independent product, not affiliated with Open Library or the Internet Archive. - The about page says an assistant can read llms.txt, and crawling the listed pages needs no login. The page states no rate limit on those pages. Written from ReadingHabit's own website ([Homepage](https://readinghabit.site/), [Pricing](https://readinghabit.site/pricing), [Features](https://readinghabit.site/features), [About](https://readinghabit.site/about)). The maker can claim this listing to edit it. ## FAQ ### How does the reading tracker work? Add books from a database of 20 million books. Search by title or ISBN and click to add, and the cover, author, and pages fill in. Track a session with the built-in timer, then log pages, with suggestions based on reading speed. Streaks, nudges, and goals sit on top of those sessions. Daily reading goals, weekly active day targets, and yearly book challenges are all on the page. ### Is ReadingHabit free? The reading tools are free with no account: Reading Speed Test, Reading Time Calculator, ShelfCheck, Reading Goal Planner, and TBR Stack Planner. The full tracker with streaks, stats, nudges, and unlimited book tracking is a one-time purchase. Early access to the tracker is described as free. Reader is $79 once and Reader for Life is $119 once. ### What does for life mean, and is there a monthly plan? The page says you own it. Nothing renews, nothing expires. Log in in ten years and the library is still there. A subscription is where ReadingHabit is heading, but the launch deal is one payment instead of $8 a month. Once the subscription launches, this one-time price goes away. If it was already bought, nothing about the account changes. ### Can a purchase be refunded? A refund can be requested within 7 days of the purchase. Email is support@readinghabit.site. ### What is coming soon on Reader for Life? Backups and rich exports, with scheduled backups, formatted exports, and one-click restore. Deeper reading insights, with trends, per-book and per-genre breakdowns, and yearly recaps. Reading apps and offline, with iOS and Android sync and progress tracking with no connection. Reading together, a shared shelf, is also coming soon and is named for households, book clubs, and classrooms. --- Source: https://lots.directory/products/readinghabit ยท Machine-readable context by LotsDirectory.