Book Tracker
Book Tracker is a macOS reading log and personal library app for organizing books, tracking progress, and keeping a wishlist in sync.
What is Book Tracker?
Book Tracker is a native reading tracker for Mac that helps people organize the books they own, manage a to-be-read list, and log reading progress over time. It is designed for readers who want one place to catalog titles, mark books as reading or finished, and keep notes and quotes connected to their library. The app also includes reading statistics and a timer, which makes it useful for users who like to measure habits as well as maintain a bookshelf. Book Tracker supports iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch workflows with iCloud sync across devices, so updates to your library and reading activity can follow you between Apple platforms. It is published by Simone Montalto as an independent app focused on personal book tracking and reading history.
Key features
- Organize a personal library with read, reading, and to-be-read statuses
- Track reading progress for each book and update your reading history over time
- Log reading sessions with a built-in timer
- Store quotes, notes, and book details in one place
- Sync your library, wishlist, and activity across Apple devices with iCloud
- View reading statistics and progress summaries
- Use widgets, Shortcuts, and Siri for quick access to reading activity
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Book Tracker is a legitimate reading tracker for Apple devices. Access to your library data, iCloud, notifications, or camera features such as barcode scanning is consistent with its purpose. As with any personal catalog app, the main consideration is that your reading records, notes, and wishlist may be stored in the app and synced through your Apple account, so use your normal device and iCloud privacy settings if that matters to you.
Recommendation: Keep Book Tracker if you use it to manage your book collection, reading sessions, or reading goals on Mac and other Apple devices. If you no longer track books with it, you can remove it like any other app, but you may want to export or confirm your saved reading data first if it is still important to you.
Common paths
/Applications/Book Tracker.app
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/maccatalyst.com.simonemontalto.booktrack
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