One Page
In testing on Google Play
One page a day. Two minutes. Your whole backlog, actually finished.
You have fourteen unfinished books. One Page gives you exactly one page a day — a pace so small you can't lose to it, and steady enough that “someday” turns into a finish date you can see.
Bring your own books
Open an EPUB from your phone and One Page picks up where you left off. The file stays on your device. Your books are never uploaded.
Read one page. That's it.
No thirty-minute goals to abandon by Thursday. Set your pace, and one page is waiting for you each day. The finish date is arithmetic, not a promise: your pace, your book, your page count.
A streak with no guilt trips
Your streak is a record, not a hostage. One notification a day, at a time you choose — and never a passive-aggressive one at 11pm.
What stays yours
No account to make and nothing to buy inside the app. What you read stays on your phone; the app sends only crash reports and anonymous usage counts to Google Firebase, so bugs get found and fixed. The details are in the privacy policy.