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Automatically translated from Japanese by AI
Tsumikomi Log is a reading management app that records and visualizes your reading progress and supports you in "reading all the way to the end."
Simply input the number of pages you've read, and the app automatically analyzes your progress and reading pace. It calculates your estimated completion date based on your current pace, allowing you to create a realistic reading plan without overexertion.
By understanding "how much longer until I finish?" and "how much should I read today?", the app provides a system that naturally keeps you reading.
【Recommended for these people】
◆For those who want to make reading a habit
・I struggle to finish books all the way through
・I don't know my reading pace and stop midway
・I want to reduce my unread book pile
◆For those engaged in learning and self-investment
・I want to maintain consistency in exam prep or information intake
・I want to make effective use of spare time
・I want to make my efforts "visible"
【Main Features】
① Reading record management and visualization
・Easily record the number of pages you've read
・Easily review your daily progress
・See at a glance how far you've read
② Making your reading pace visible
・Automatically calculate your estimated completion date based on your current progress
・Understand "how many days until you finish reading"
・Support for creating realistic reading plans
③ Know how much to read today
・Work backward from your goal to show how many pages you should read today
・Tackle reading without hesitation
・A system that naturally builds the habit
④ Reading reflection
・Review all your reading volume in a list
・See the results you've accumulated
・Maintain your motivation
【Usage Scenarios】
◆For daily reading habits
・Business books, self-help, technical books, etc.
◆For learning and information intake
・Exam preparation, language learning, acquiring specialized knowledge
◆For making use of spare time
・During commute time or brief moments of free time
【Features of this app】
・Progress becomes visible just by recording
・You can see the path to completion
・You can continue without strain
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