Press
Press kit
Everything you need to write about Leafin. Use any of it freely; if you need something that is not here, ask.
In a sentence
Leafin is a calm book tracker for iPhone that keeps your library as cloth spines on a wooden shelf, times your reading, and shows your year — with no ads, no account and no tracking.
In a paragraph
Leafin keeps the books you read the way you would keep them at home: as real spines on real planks, in the colours of their covers. Add a book by searching, scanning its barcode or photographing a whole shelf at once, or bring a Goodreads library over in one go. Time a sitting with a tap and it waits on the Lock Screen while you read. Keep the lines worth keeping by photographing the page. Stats, a goal that never scolds, and weekly, monthly and yearly recaps show the year filling up. There is no account and no server: the library lives on the iPhone and syncs through the reader's own iCloud. Unlimited books are free; Leafin Plus is an optional subscription for more.
Key facts
- Name
- Leafin
- What it is
- A book tracker
- Platform
- iPhone only, iOS 17 or later
- Availability
- Coming soon to the App Store
- Price
- Free, with unlimited books. Leafin Plus: $4.99 a month, or $29.99 a year with the first month free.
- Privacy
- No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking
- Sync
- Through the reader's own private iCloud
- Website
- leafin.app
- @leafinreads
The icon
A white leaf whose veins are lines of text, with its tip turned down like a page, on navy. The icon as iOS shows it (PNG, 1024 × 1024) · the artwork (SVG).
Screenshots
Taken in the app, from a library of public-domain classics. Full size, in light and dark.
- Every screenshot, light and dark (ZIP)
- Home — light · dark
- The shelf — light · dark
- Passages — light · dark
- Stats — light · dark
- Discover — light · dark
- Widgets — light · dark
Contact
Write to [email protected] with “Press” in the subject, for interviews or questions.