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Book Planner
Plan your reading. Track your progress. Finish more books
Book Planner helps you organize your library, create reading plans, and read books in PDF, FB2 or TXT formats. Use it as a reading planner and as a personal document organizer for invoices, contracts, receipts and more.
I’m Alexey, the indie developer behind Book Planner.
I built Book Planner because ebook files, reading lists, and progress tracking often end up scattered across different apps. I wanted to create one simple place where readers could organize their books, decide what to read next, and continue reading without distractions.
With Book Planner, you can:
• Organize PDF, FB2, and TXT books and documents • Create reading plans and track your progress • Read files in the built-in reader without ads • Save your reading position and notes • Use the app on Android or on the web
Book Planner is free and still growing. At this stage, honest feedback is especially valuable to me.
I’d love to know: Is the reading-planning workflow clear? What feature would make Book Planner more useful in your daily reading?
Thank you for checking it out!
About Book Planner on Product Hunt
“Plan your reading. Track your progress. Finish more books”
Book Planner was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #336 on the daily leaderboard. Book Planner helps you organize your library, create reading plans, and read books in PDF, FB2 or TXT formats. Use it as a reading planner and as a personal document organizer for invoices, contracts, receipts and more.
On the analytics side, Book Planner competes within Android, Productivity and Books — topics that collectively have 845.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Book Planner performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Book Planner?
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Kosmo Apps
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I’m Alexey, the indie developer behind Book Planner.
I built Book Planner because ebook files, reading lists, and progress tracking often end up scattered across different apps. I wanted to create one simple place where readers could organize their books, decide what to read next, and continue reading without distractions.
With Book Planner, you can:
• Organize PDF, FB2, and TXT books and documents
• Create reading plans and track your progress
• Read files in the built-in reader without ads
• Save your reading position and notes
• Use the app on Android or on the web
Book Planner is free and still growing. At this stage, honest feedback is especially valuable to me.
I’d love to know: Is the reading-planning workflow clear? What feature would make Book Planner more useful in your daily reading?
Thank you for checking it out!