Why we built Endleaf

Reading trackers are loved and poorly served. The biggest one is dated and slow, and has refused half-star ratings for years. The best-liked alternative stalls because it is a website in a wrapper. One popular tracker caps your free library at ten books and shows full-screen ads. Another sells data and leans on a social feed.

We wanted the simple thing none of them is, all at once: private, native, fast, honestly priced, and yours to leave whenever you want. So we built it.

Three ideas we will not compromise

Private and yours, always

No account, no ads, no data sale. Your books, ratings, notes, and quotes live on your device and sync only through your own iCloud. The one thing that leaves your phone is an anonymous title or ISBN to fetch a cover, and nothing about you is stored. You can export everything, any time.

Native, fast, beautiful

Endleaf is built in Swift for iOS, not wrapped from a website. It launches instantly, scrolls smoothly, and respects dark mode and accessibility. Speed is part of the design.

Honest and generous

The basics are free forever: unlimited books, half stars, the timer, import, and full export. Premium is depth, like advanced stats and widgets, never a tollbooth on the features you need. We will not fabricate reviews or use tricks to push a subscription.

Who makes it

Endleaf is made by Handler Labs, a small studio that builds focused, private apps. We are readers too, and we use this every day.