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Bookstub is an iPhone reading tracker in development. Each finished book prints a ticket-style stub, readers keep short quotes under colored tabs, and friends read together through links. Everything stays on the iPhone and there is no account to create. Below are the facts, two short descriptions and the author.
Quick facts
Bookstub is made by one developer. Status: in development, with no App Store page yet.
| Bookstub | |
|---|---|
| Platform | iPhone (iOS) |
| Status | In development, not released |
| Languages | English, Russian |
| Accounts | None |
| Analytics | None |
| Data location | On the device, encrypted |
| Book data | Google Books or Open Library, user choice |
| Purchases | Optional Bookstub Pass through the App Store |
| Looks | Cream ruled paper, monospace labels, one magenta accent, light and dark themes |
Description in 50 words
Bookstub is a reading tracker for iPhone. Log the page you reached in two taps, save short quotes under colored tabs, and print a ticket-style stub for every finished book. Weekly ledgers, monthly stacks and a December archive turn reading into things worth sharing. Everything stays on your iPhone.
Description in 100 words
Bookstub is a reading tracker for iPhone built around keepsakes. You log the page you reached with a wheel and one button, and a streak that forgives missed days keeps you going: one page counts, rest days are earned, and yesterday can be filed until noon. Every finished book prints a ticket stub with days, pages, rating and your line of the book. A Sunday ledger, a monthly stack and a December archive summarize your reading. Friends can read together through pacts and bingo cards that travel in links. Everything stays on the iPhone, and there is no account to create.
Who made it?
Bookstub is made by Dzianis Bykhouski under the Dziby studio name.
Where can I find more?
See features for each part of the app, the privacy policy for data handling, and the guides for reading-tracker how-tos.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a press contact?
Use the author link on this page. Bookstub is still in development, so there is no App Store page yet.
Can I use screenshots?
Official screenshots will be offered when the app is released. This site has no app images yet.
What is the app category?
The plan is Books as the primary category and Lifestyle as the secondary one.