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Your reading, in numbers

How much you've read, at what pace, each day, and your way of reading. When you finish the book, everything gathered next to your notes. · 2 min read

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Choose the visual style you use in Exaratio, and the screenshots will look just like your screen.

While you read, Exaratio keeps a diary of your reading: how much, when and how. Click Your reading in the capsule in the corner to see it whenever you like; when you reach the end of the book it opens by itself.

Your reading: your way of reading, the book from beginning to end and the numbers

Your way of reading

A number from 0 to 100 says how you've read: whether you let the story tell you each thing in its own time or got ahead of it. It comes with its name —Purist reading, Attentive reading, Curious reading or Skimming— and the breakdown: Truly read, Skipped without reading, Uncovered too early and Extra details uncovered (Who is here, without spoilers).

Below it, The book, from beginning to end draws the whole book with what you read and what you skipped.

The numbers

  • Your reading in numbers: the time spent Reading, the Days, the Words read and your Pace, in words per minute.
  • Day by day: the Minutes per day and the Portion of the book read, to see how you moved forward.

When you finish

When you reach the end, Exaratio celebrates it with you —Thank you for reading it!— and gathers what you left along the way: your notes, Your questions and theories, What you underlined and What you felt. With Copy my notes you take them with you.

If its author wanted it, right there you can tell them what you thought of it (Rate a work, anonymously).

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Exaratio 0.9 · revision 1 · October 17, 2026

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