Tracker
Your current books, pages read, streak and reading stats in one place. You read in print, on an e-reader or in audio.
Follow every book like a route. Every 30 to 40 pages, a checkpoint checks what you have just read. Your progress, streaks and stats finally rest on pages you actually validated.
Vread is a French reading tracker for people who want to read more and finish their books. It is called the Strava of reading because it does for your books what Strava does for your runs: every book becomes a route, with its stages, its streak and its stats. The difference with a classic reading tracker: most apps record what you say you have read, Vread validates your progress with a question about the passage you have just read.
Your current books, pages read, streak and reading stats in one place. You read in print, on an e-reader or in audio.
Every 30 to 40 pages, a question about the passage you have just read. A one-word answer is enough.
A correct answer validates the segment. The pages you count are validated pages, not self-reported ones.
XP, badges, streaks and weekly leagues all rest on what you have really read.
Why Vread is compared to Strava (in French)
Vread is an independent app and is not affiliated with Strava.
Figures measured on October 5, 2026.
Every 30 to 40 pages, Vread asks a question from the passage you have just read. A correct answer validates your segment.
Move forward in clear portions, on the medium you like, without losing the thread of the book.
The question is about the passage you read, not about a broad summary of the book.
Each correct answer confirms your reading and counts toward your pages read, your streak and your stats.
Booky, the Vread fox, follows along, brings you back when you drift and makes progress feel more alive, without ever replacing the book.
Find your current books, pages read, reading streak and next steps. Your stats only count validated pages.
Vread is an app to read more, read better and finish your books. Streaks, badges, duos and leagues: motivation no longer rests on willpower alone.