Reading Tracker

S by Sarah Chen

Goodreads, but for one person.

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Track what you're reading, what you've finished, and what's on the shelf. No social feed, no algorithm, no recommendations from strangers.

Import from a CSV (Goodreads exports work). Add books by ISBN or title. Rate, review, write notes. Year-end report shows what you read and how it compares to your last few years.

Talk to it from your AI

Once Reading Tracker is on your account, the same AI you used to install it can read its data, send its emails, and change its code — for the life of the project. Try things like:

“List every book I rated 5 stars in the last two years.”
“Find books I started but never finished, sorted by how recently I touched them.”
“Generate my year-in-review as a markdown blog post.”
“Tag every Murakami book as "favorites."”

Every Hatchable project ships with an MCP server scoped to it — how it works.

Features

ISBN lookup

Type a title or paste an ISBN. Cover art and metadata fetched automatically.

Reading log

Date started, date finished, pages-per-day average if you log progress.

Year-in-review

Auto-generated summary: count, avg rating, top genres, longest book, etc.

Goodreads CSV import

Drop your export in. Years of history come over in seconds.

What you get

  • Source code, deployed to your account on Hatchable
  • Your own subdomain (or BYO custom domain on the Pro plan)
  • A real Postgres database, scoped to this app
  • The ability to make a copy, edit it, and redeploy via your AI tool
  • CSV export of your data, any time