I develop mobile apps for tracking books you've read

I design and develop mobile applications for people who want to keep a real record of books they've read, not lose notes in notebooks and scattered notes. Over the years, I've made more than one reading tracker and know for sure that a convenient app should adapt to a reader's habits, not the other way around. So each project starts with a conversation about exactly how you read — this determines the app structure before the first screen is even drawn.

At the heart of any of my applications is a personal library where you can rate each book you've read, write a note, and add your own tags. I separately create an annual goal for the number of books with clear progress that motivates rather than weighs on guilt. On top of that I add a light recommendation mechanism: it analyzes your ratings and genres and suggests what to read next.

I take on the entire cycle — interface refinement, development for phones and tablets, testing, and publication in app stores. I stay in touch at every step so the result matches what you envisioned.

What's included in the work:
— personal library with ratings, notes, and tags
— annual reading goal with progress tracking
— recommendations based on reading history
— simple and fast interface for daily use
— full support from mockup to publication