About the service
I specialize in developing mobile apps for those who want to turn reading into a measurable habit, not just check off "read" boxes. My specialty is reading trackers: a user adds a book, periodically marks how many pages they've read, and the app automatically converts this into clear numbers — how much is left until the end of the book and how far they've progressed toward their annual goal for the number of books or pages. Within the app I implement logic that makes the tracker living rather than a static table: the progress bar updates immediately after entering pages, the annual goal is recalculated based on reading pace and shows whether the user is ahead or behind schedule, and a separate statistics screen breaks down the entire history by genre and author — you can see how much non-fiction there was, which author dominated that year, which months reading almost stopped. I handle the entire cycle: interface design, building the mobile client itself, a light server backend for storing books and reading sessions, and data export so reading history isn't locked into one phone. I work with iOS and Android from a single code base, create a calm and readable interface without unnecessary gamification, and add details important to active readers — tracking book series, separate accounting for re-reads, custom annual goals, and gentle reminders instead of intrusive push notifications. What's included in the work: — design of main screens: library, book progress, annual goal, statistics — cross-platform build for iOS and Android — backend for accounts, books, reading sessions, and backups — analytics by genre and author with graphs — data export for reading history portability
