Press kit

Everything here may be used freely in coverage of Endleaf. For anything else, or a conversation with the maker, write to[email protected].

In one paragraph

Endleaf is a private reading tracker for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Readers log books, rate in half and quarter stars, plan a to-be-read pile, time their reading sessions with a lock screen Live Activity, track audiobooks in hours and minutes, and watch it all become beautiful stats and a shareable year in review. There is no account, no ads, and no data collection: a library lives on the reader's own device and iCloud, imports from Goodreads or StoryGraph in one tap, and exports back out any time. The basics are free forever; a modest premium tier adds depth.

Fact sheet

What: A private reading tracker for iPhone
Who: Handler Labs, an independent studio
Platform: iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, built natively in Swift. Home and lock screen widgets, plus a Live Activity reading timer
Price: Free (unlimited books, timer, import and export). Premium $24.99/year or $49.99 lifetime for advanced stats, widgets, and more
Privacy: App Store label "Data Not Collected". No account, no ads, no analytics. Data stays on device and in the reader's own iCloud
Languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese
Contact: [email protected]

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The story, briefly

Reading trackers are loved and poorly served: the biggest is dated and has refused half stars for years, the best-liked alternative is a slow web wrapper, one caps free libraries at ten books, and another made headlines for how it treats reader data. Endleaf is the counterargument, built by one small studio: native, fast, honestly priced, and private to the point that its App Store label reads "Data Not Collected."