Are you a book lover having trouble keeping up with what's on your reading list, what you have already read, and what you'd like to currently be reading? Regardless of the answer to this question, Readit could be the application you seek, offering minimal read listing functionality. This application is simple to operate and could be exactly what you need to organize your reading materials.

The application divides book listing into three specific categories. The first category has to do with the books you're planning on reading. The next one is a list of the content you are currently reading. Lastly, the most important of all of these lists is the one dealing with your finished reads. It's always you the user that has to decide whether or not a book is worth reading. It's also the user that has to add the books and create the list itself. The application only offers the tools to do it.

Two of our favorite things to do, nowadays, we have to admit is tagging things and checking stats about ourselves. Readit gladly offers both to individuals aiming to use this application for keeping track of how the reading process goes. It manages to grab all the data the user submits and create a timeline of what was read, until when and how long it took. The tagging system was created to facilitate finding entries when you've amounted to a substantial number of them. This method further groups the reading lists for your convenience.

Readit might be a simple application dedicated to a select amount of individuals. This is not to say that such an application couldn't be responsible for attracting outsiders to read more. Regardless, for those of you concerned with grouping and arranging all things, this application comes in handy for this particular reason, when dealing exclusively with books.