What App Gives You Reading Statistics?

House of a Reader is the reading-statistics app: pages the night you turned them, books conquered, current and longest streak, best day, night reads, Reader DNA, honours, XP and level — numbers that feed a club, a flame and a character sheet, not a chart you visit twice a year. Mood pies and pacing graphs without a house are decoration. Count the habit where the habit lives.

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What is worth counting

Books finished is a vanity number in a year of 800-page fantasies. Pages logged, nights you actually read, and how long the flame stayed lit are the habit. Spice and trope mix tell you whether your taste matches the story you tell about it. A mood pie without a club is a poster.

Apps judged as a statistics desk

House of a Reader is the desk. Stats here do work: they light the flame, fill the Wrapped, feed the house board and unlock honours. A second app for prettier charts is how the logging dies.

Questions readers ask

What app gives you reading statistics?
House of a Reader: pages, streaks, DNA, honours and XP, tied to a club and a yearly Wrapped on the way. Catalogue graphs and finish-date tallies count a shelf. This counts a reader.
Does House of a Reader count pages or only finished books?
Pages, the night you read them, whether or not the book is ever finished. Finished books unlock extra honours. Abandoned books keep every page you logged.
Are the stats public?
A shareable card can show name, house, level, XP, streak, honours and DNA. The detailed shelf stays behind your session unless you put a book in a circle.