stop forgetting which arcs are due

track physical, ebook, and audiobook due dates in one place

shows which arcs you can finish on time and automatically sorts by days left, all on your phone.

early access Nov 24 • ios & android

ShelfControl app showing book tracking with due dates and what you need per day

spreadsheets show what's due. shelfcontrol shows what you can fit into your life, even when you're behind.

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see how shelfcontrol handles both formats

47
pages per day
comfortable
Oathbound

Oathbound

14
days
3 pages/day needed
Due: Nov 19, 2025
78%

this is what you see for every arc, no matter the format

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ShelfControl dashboard showing multiple ARCs with due dates and pages per day
ShelfControl dashboard with mixed book formats and progress tracking

what beta testers said

ShelfControl dashboard showing multiple book formats including physical books, ebooks, and audiobooks with due dates

track physical, ebook, and audiobook arcs together

"it's on my phone now"

ShelfControl impact preview screen showing how accepting a new ARC affects your reading schedule

see impact before accepting new arcs

"I was so happy when I was like, oh my god, I get this"

calendar shows when your week gets crazy

"having that actually on a calendar is really useful"

ShelfControl notes screen showing hashtag organization for categorizing books and reviews

remember who to tag and when to post for each arc

"keeping everything organized so much easier"

ShelfControl review tracking interface showing where you posted reviews

track where you posted reviews

"tremendously helpful"

what makes shelfcontrol different

spreadsheets notes apps reading trackers shelfcontrol
shows pages/minutes per day
track when your arcs are due ~ ~
visual calendar of due dates
arc decision helper
tracks all formats (physical, ebook, audio) ~ ~
quick mobile updates

what happened

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"your app is basically better than what i have"

tracked arcs in detailed spreadsheets for years. after two weeks: "your app tells me how many pages per day i need to read to finish on time. i've never seen this anywhere else."

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"knocked out seven arcs in the short time span that i've had the app"

tracked everything in notes app before shelfcontrol. two weeks in: "telling me how many pages a day i need to read is the most useful thing."

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"having that actually on a calendar is really useful"

"got totally overwhelmed and kept asking for more arcs" before shelfcontrol. now: "helped me realize i was in a slump as opposed to just feeling it."

common questions

this toggle controls whether the pages you've already read count toward today's stats.

it does NOT change your pages per day number. that's based on how many pages you have left, which stays the same either way.

when to use it: you're adding a book you started weeks ago. say you're already 600 pages in. you don't want the app thinking you read 600 pages today. flip that toggle on, and the app knows "yes, these pages are read, but not today."

we're working on percentage tracking! for now, here's a workaround:

enter 100 as your total pages. that way 1 "page" = 1%.

the app will show you how many % you need to read per day to finish on time.

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