Practical answers, before you download.

Moth is a reading tracker for iPhone and Android. You can log books, rate them, watch your reading stats build over time, and turn finished books into shareable cards.

Moth is for readers who want a calmer, more considered place to keep their library. Some use it privately as a personal record, others use it because the share-cards make finished books feel worth posting.

Moth is built around two things those apps do not prioritize: a design that feels good to return to, and a lightweight share loop that turns a finished book into a post-ready card. It is less about maintaining a public profile, more about keeping a reading life in one place.

No. Sharing is optional. Moth works just as well if you only want a private reading log, your ratings, and a clean archive of what you finished.

Yes. Core tracking, personalized library, and shareable cards are free. There is also an optional paid plan for power users who want more. There are no ads on any plan.

The free version covers the core of the app: logging books, keeping your reading history, rating books, and making share-cards from finished books.

Yes. Moth is now available on Android through the Google Play Store, alongside the iPhone version on the App Store.

Not yet. Import is actively being worked on and will arrive in a future release. If that feature matters to you, email us so we know to keep you in the loop.

No account is required to use Moth. You can start logging books and exploring the app without creating an account. You can later create an account to sync your library between devices and prevent you loosing your data.

Yes. By default, your reading data is private to you. Nothing you log is public, and there is no feed of strangers watching what you read.

Only the book cards you choose to export or post. Your logging history, ratings, and the rest of your library stay personal.

No. Your notes and ratings stay tied to your private library unless a future feature explicitly asks you to share something.

Email support for bugs, account trouble, billing questions, or any feature requests. If something feels broken or unclear, that is the right place to ask.

We reply within 5 business days. If your note is about a bug or account issue, include as much detail as you can so we can help faster.