- What is Aleph?
- Aleph is a reading tracker app for iPhone — think Strava for reading. You log each reading session with the pages you read and the time you spent, and Aleph turns that into streaks, goals, stats, and a library of everything you’ve read.
- How much does Aleph cost?
- Aleph is free to download, and eligible new subscribers get a 7-day free trial. After that it’s $6.99 a month or $44.99 a year — or $159.99 once for lifetime access. Every plan unlocks every feature, with no ads and no feature tiers.
- What does Aleph track?
- Reading sessions (pages and time), daily page goals, yearly book goals, reading streaks, and a year-long activity heatmap, plus daily, weekly, and all-time stats. Each book in your library keeps its own notes, rating, and reading history.
- Does Aleph work with audiobooks and e-books?
- Yes. Aleph tracks reading and listening sessions alike, and because you log each session yourself, it works with any format — print, e-book, or audiobook. Tracking audiobooks →
- How do I add books?
- Search by title or author, scan a barcode, or snap a photo of the cover. You can also start tracking a book you’re already partway through.
- How is Aleph different from Goodreads?
- Goodreads is built around shelves and reviews of finished books. Aleph is built around the reading session — when you read, for how long, and how many pages — so it measures the habit, not just the shelf. Aleph vs Goodreads →
- Can I import my Goodreads library?
- Not currently. Add books by search, barcode scan, or cover photo, and start tracking from whatever page you’re on.
- Is Aleph available on Android?
- Not at the moment. Aleph is an iPhone app and requires iOS 18 or later.