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Show HN: Bookxy – An iOS app to track and build reading habits

1 axatrikx 0 8/22/2025, 3:18:57 PM apps.apple.com ↗

I’ve always struggled to stay consistent with my reading, so I started building an app for myself — and it slowly turned into something I thought others might find useful too.

The app is called Bookxy – Book Tracker. It lets you:

* Add books by search, ISBN scan, or manually.

* Organize into shelves (To Be Read, Reading, Completed, DNF).

* Filter by rating, emotion etc.

* Track reading time + pages with a log.

* Set yearly/custom goals.

* View stats & insights on your habits

* Add notes/quotes and tag books.

Right now, the app is on iOS and free to try (with some limits). You can upgrade to Pro for unlimited books/scans, but I’m more curious about what readers actually want in a tracker.

* What features do you value most in a reading tracker?

* Anything you wish Goodreads or other apps did better?

I’d love to hear your thoughts and ideas from fellow readers.

https://apps.apple.com/in/app/book-tracker-bookxy/id67460602...

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