Write it down.
The small things.
- Voice notes, typed up on your phone
- Scan a page for a quote
- @name the characters
- Spoilers stay blurred
- A reading timer, if you want one
- Your latest postcard on the home screen
- Private. No account, no feed, no streaks. Syncs through your own iCloud.
Free to keep a journal.
Free: two new postcards a day, five voice notes and five page scans a week, and 25 reads on the shelf. Readay Pro takes the limits off.
30 days free. Cancel anytime. Prices for
Questions.
What is Readay?
A reading journal for iPhone. When a line, a theory or a feeling lands, keep it as a postcard: a thought or a quote about what you're reading, with up to two stamps for how it felt. Your journal is one feed of postcards, newest first.
Is Readay a Goodreads alternative?
If you want a private one, yes. There are no star ratings, no reviews and no feed. Stamps like cozy, shook or bittersweet say how a read felt, and the journal is for you alone.
How do I save quotes from a book?
Tap +, switch the paper to a quote, and type the line with its page. Or take a photo of the page and pick the words: it's read on your phone and the photo isn't kept.
Can I talk instead of typing?
Yes. Tap the mic and say what you thought. It's typed up on your phone as you speak. The audio is never kept and never leaves the phone.
What about spoilers?
Select the words and mark them as a spoiler. They stay blurred in your journal until you tap them.
What's free, and what's in Readay Pro?
The journal is free: two new postcards a day, five voice notes and five page scans a week, and 25 reads on the shelf. Readay Pro lifts all four, with 30 days free to try it.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up. Your journal stays on your phone and syncs through your own iCloud.
Will it nag me about streaks?
No. Miss a day and nothing happens. Your journal is a record, not a scoreboard.
Is there an Android version?
No. Readay is iPhone only.