Your place means a chapter
Come back to the exact chapter you stopped on and know how long is left.
The audiobook tracker
Booktrace remembers the parts of your reading life that happen through headphones—your pace, your place, the narrator, and the time that was actually yours.
Booktrace is an audiobook tracker for iPhone: it logs your listening sessions, chapters, narrators, and playback speed automatically, so you always know how much time you've actually spent listening. Print books and ebooks are welcome in the same library too.
3-day free trial · iPhone · No account required
Right where you left it
Chapter 6 of 47 One tap to keep listeningWhat other trackers leave out
Come back to the exact chapter you stopped on and know how long is left.
Remember the voices you love and explore every performance by narrator.
Booktrace quietly keeps story time and your actual listening time separate.
Built around the book
Open a book and see its narrator, chapter, time left, recent sessions, and the pace that will get you to the end. Nothing important is buried in a generic reading log.
A month made of books
The calendar leads with the books you actually heard each day, then connects them to your sessions, listening clock, narrators, and the rest of your library.
Explore audiobook listening statsthis month
across 11 listening days
Spoiler-aware chat
Ask for a recap, untangle a character, or work out what you missed. Booktrace gives the conversation your current chapter and asks it to stay behind you.
AI can still make mistakes. The boundary is always visible, and discussion is entirely optional.
Yours means yours
Your library, notes, and listening history stay on your iPhone. Start tracking without creating another account or turning your reading life into a social feed.
Track Audible, Libby, Spotify, and more togetherCommon questions
A tool that records what you're listening to, your progress by chapter, and the time you've actually spent listening—not just page counts. Booktrace does this automatically as you listen.
Booktrace is an iPhone app. It logs sessions, chapters, narrators, and speed automatically instead of requiring manual entry in a journal or spreadsheet.
Yes—Booktrace keeps one listening history across Audible, Libby, Spotify, Apple Books, Everand, and other audiobook apps.
Yes. Booktrace is built around audiobooks, but you can add print books and ebooks to the same library and keep everything you read in one place.
No. Your library, notes, and listening history stay on your iPhone—no account and no public reading profile.
Booktrace for iPhone
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