Bookich: Reading Diary with AI
Every book you finish, remembered.
Log what you read, rate it, and write down what stuck with you — so that a year later you still know why you loved it.
Your diary lives on your phone.
Everything you write is stored on your device. Export the whole diary to a file whenever you like, and bring it to a new phone.
Nothing to sign up for. Open the app and start the diary.
No banners, no videos, no offers from anyone else.
No analytics and no sync. What you read stays yours.
Picks that read your notes.
Ask for a set, and the app reads your ratings and notes, then picks five books you haven't read — each with an honest take on how it's written, not just praise. Say what you're in the mood for: something short, a new genre, more from your authors.
Recommendations are the one feature that goes online: for that request, titles, ratings and notes are sent to Google Gemini, which writes the answer. Nothing else leaves the phone.


Your year in books.
How many you finished, month by month and genre by genre. Your average rating. A goal for the year, with the progress counted for you — or every year at once.
And the small things.
Want to read
A list for the books you mean to get to, kept apart from the diary.
Covers by title
Found for you — and a book with no cover anywhere gets a coloured one with its name.
Gentle reminders
Only if you want them: weekly to read, monthly to back the diary up.
Light and dark
Follows your phone, or pick one and keep it.
Four languages
English, Ukrainian, Polish and Russian.
Bring your list
Already keep one somewhere? The app prepares a text for any AI chat and takes the answer back.
