BookWorm

Most apps buzz at you all day. BookWorm saves its soft page turn sounds and gentle haptics for real moments, like finishing a book or hitting your goal. Nothing buzzes for no reason. A calm app for a calm habit. #booklover ilovebookworm.com

Be honest. Which book have you started three times and never finished? Name it below. Then add it to BookWorm, pick a finish date, and let it work out the pages a day. Fourth time's the charm. #currentlyreading ilovebookworm.com

Morning, Europe. Be honest, what's holding your page right now? A. A real bookmark B. A receipt from 2024 C. A folded corner D. "I'll remember" (you won't) BookWorm remembers it for you, down to the page. Your notes too. #bookworm ilovebookworm.com

Nobody reads a 600 page book. They read 20 pages, thirty times. Give BookWorm your big book and a date. It works out the pages a day, and the ring turns gold each day you hit them. That brick on your shelf? Start it this week. #readinggoals ilovebookworm.com

Lunchtime in Tokyo and Seoul. Somewhere, a book sits face down on a desk. BookWorm's optional reminder comes once a day at noon, soft and lowercase: "a page is waiting." Goal already met? It stays quiet. Ten pages with lunch. #booktwitter ilovebookworm.com

Morning, Asia. Reading on the metro? Start a session in BookWorm and the Reading Session widget keeps your timer on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Glance, read on, log your pages at your stop. Turn the commute into chapters. #amreading ilovebookworm.com

Midnight. You've said "one more chapter" four times now. No judgement. Just log your page in BookWorm before the lamp goes off, so tomorrow you know exactly how deep you went. Okay. One more. 📚 #booklover ilovebookworm.com

You swear you read for an hour last night. Maybe it was twenty minutes. BookWorm's reading timer is one tap and a big, calm clock. Stop, log your pages, and the session lands in your reading history. See where your evenings go. #readinggoals ilovebookworm.com

Colour in BookWorm has rules. Green is for buttons. Ember appears only for your streak. Gold shows up only when you finish a book or hit your goal. So when something lights up, you earned it. Go earn some gold tonight. ✨ #indiedev ilovebookworm.com

Settle this. Best place to read: A. Bed, under one warm lamp B. A train window seat C. The bath (risky) D. The one armchair nobody else is allowed to use Wherever it is, log your page in BookWorm and the thread is waiting next time. #booktok ilovebookworm.com

Last night: 20 pages on the iPad, in bed. This morning: page 214 is already waiting on your iPhone. BookWorm 4.0 made iCloud sync smarter and lighter. It uploads only what changed, so your place travels with you. Pick up where you stopped. #bookworm ilovebookworm.com

Morning, Americas. December 1 is three weeks away. On the first of every month, BookWorm offers a recap of last month's reading to view and share. What will November's say? Give it something worth sharing. #readingchallenge ilovebookworm.com

Lunch break, big screen, small escape. On iPad, BookWorm isn't a stretched phone app. The layout is built for the bigger screen, so your covers and your shelf have room to breathe. Give your reading a better view. #booktwitter ilovebookworm.com

Updated to BookWorm 4.0 and haven't opened it yet? There's a sealed envelope waiting for you. Wax seal, a little 4.0 stamp, and a thank you letter inside for everyone who's been reading with us. Open it with your coffee, then log today's page. #booklover ilovebookworm.com

Describe the book you're reading right now in three words. Wrong answers only. Then log your page in BookWorm, so tomorrow's commute starts exactly where those three words left off. We'll go first: "wizard tax audit." #currentlyreading ilovebookworm.com

Your streak doesn't care how fast you read. Or how long the book is. Or whether it was paper, ebook, or audiobook. It asks one thing: did you hit today's goal? In BookWorm, that's all it takes to light another day. Light today's. #bookworm ilovebookworm.com