That passage from the book you read last winter. The note you scribbled three chapters in. All of it — searchable, browsable, resurfacing when you need it. Years of reading, finally portable.
A widget that shows your current book, your streak, your latest highlight. Every time you unlock your phone, your reading life is right there.
Your Apple Books library joins the paper books you log and anything else you import. One reading record with stats, heat maps, and a journal that spans formats.
A companion app watches Apple Books silently. New highlights, books, and progress sync automatically. No Mac? Use the Share Sheet on iPhone for per-book import.
BookStreak reads your local Apple Books database. Your data travels over an encrypted connection and is never shared with third parties.
Install the companion app on your Mac — it syncs your entire Apple Books library continuously in the background. Automatic
Download BookStreak Sync — a lightweight menu bar app for macOS 13 (Ventura) or later. It runs quietly and uses minimal resources.
The app opens your browser to sign in — use the same Apple, Google, or email account you use in the BookStreak mobile app. Your data syncs to all your devices.
macOS will ask permission to read your Apple Books data. BookStreak Sync only reads your local database — it never modifies your Apple Books library.
BookStreak Sync watches for new highlights, notes, and books. They appear in BookStreak on your phone within minutes. Reading sessions are generated from your highlight activity so your streaks and stats stay accurate.
No Mac? Share highlights directly from Apple Books on your iPhone into BookStreak using the iOS Share Sheet. Only book info and highlights are imported — no reading progress, page counts, or collections. For full-library sync, use the Mac companion app. Manual, per book
Navigate to the book whose highlights you want to bring into BookStreak. You can do this from your iPhone or iPad.
Tap the menu in Apple Books, then open the Bookmarks & Highlights section and switch to the Highlights tab.
Select the highlights you want, then tap Share. Choose BookStreak from the share sheet. The extension parses the book title, author, and each highlight automatically.
When you return to BookStreak, your highlights are imported and attached to the correct book. They appear in your Notes tab and are ready to share as quote cards.
