Liryo: Reading Journal аналитика приложений для 22 октября

Liryo is a reading tracker and personal reading journal designed to help you understand, organize, and enjoy your reading life. Track your books, record your thoughts, analyze your reading habits, and move step by step toward your reading goals. All from a simple and pleasant app. With Liryo, every book matters and every page counts. Whether you want to build consistency, reflect on what you read, or simply keep a clean reading log, Liryo adapts to your way of reading. What can you do with Liryo? • Personal reading journal: Write notes, ratings, and reflections for every book you read. Keep all your ideas and opinions in one place. • Complete reading history: Track everything you’ve read over time and visualize your growth as a reader with a clear and organized reading log. • Reading statistics and insights: Discover patterns in your reading habits with charts, heatmaps, and useful statistics about your progress. • Reading goals and challenges: Set daily reading goals, stay motivated, and build a consistent reading routine. • Custom book lists: Organize your books by genre, author, topic, status, or even mood. • Glossary and references: Save words, concepts, and references you discover while reading and revisit them anytime. • Reading timer: Track your reading time, understand when you read the most, and improve your habits. • Export and share: Download your reviews or share your reading notes easily with others. • Import: Add the reviews you’ve already created, whether in physical or digital format. • Widgets. Liryo is perfect for readers who want to: • Keep a complete and meaningful reading record • Build daily reading habits • Discover favorite genres and reading patterns • Organize thoughts, words, and ideas from books • Turn reading into a more mindful experience Start tracking your books, understand your reading habits, and make reading more personal and motivating with Liryo. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/