A calm home for what you read

Keep every book — and everything it taught you.

Leafkeep is a warm, paper-quiet place for your reading. Shelve your library, jot post-its as you go, turn passages into cram cards, and let spaced recall bring them back right before you'd forget.

Free to startLight & darkPart of the bodeashell family
One quiet shelf, four ways to remember
32books kept
622post-it notes
393cram cards
41day streak
How Leafkeep works

Keep it. Note it. Recall it.

Three small habits that turn the books you finish into things you actually remember — without anything getting loud.

01

Keep your library

Add a book and it lands on a cover-forward shelf — sorted by status and genre. Want to read, reading, finished. Pick up where you left off.

See shelves
02

Leave post-its

Jot a thought as you read — pinned to the book and the chapter it came from. Each note is a paper card with its own colored spine.

See notes
03

Recall with cram cards

Turn an idea into a question-and-answer card, then run a short review session. Self-grade each flip and Leafkeep brings it back at the right moment.

See review
Your library

Cover-forward shelves, calm and bookish.

Every book gets a typographic cloth cover on a warm, muted tone — so your shelf reads like a real one. A “continue reading” hero keeps your current book a single tap away.

  • Organise by status — want to read, reading, finished, abandoned.
  • Grouped into genre shelves, with a quick search across titles and authors.
  • Add one at a time or import a stack in bulk.
leafkeep / library
StrategyThe Art of WarSun Tzu
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The Art of War

Sun Tzu · III · Attack by Stratagem
12 notes · 8 cram cards
All 12ReadingFinishedWant
Philosophy
PhilMeditationsAurelius
PhilLetters from a StoicSeneca
PhilMan's Search for MeaningFrankl
SciSapiensHarari
SciBeginning of InfinityDeutsch
the art of war / post-its
Laying Plans
"All warfare is based on deception." The whole text turns on this — appear weak when strong, near when far.
p. 5
Energy
Only two methods of attack — direct and indirect — yet their combinations are endless.
p. 34
Knowing the Enemy
"If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles."
p. 18
The Use of Spies
Foreknowledge comes only from people who know the enemy's situation — never spirits or analogy.
p. 77
Post-it notes

Notes that stay with the page.

Capture a thought the moment it lands. Rich text, attached to the book and the chapter, shown as a paper card with a colored spine so you can scan a whole book's thinking at a glance.

  • Rich-text notes with a page reference and chapter.
  • Colored spines group notes by chapter or theme.
  • Filter a book down to just the chapter you're after.
Cram cards & review

Turn passages into recall.

Make a question-and-answer card from anything worth keeping, then run a short review session. Flip each card, judge your recall honestly, and Leafkeep brings it back at the right moment.

  • Flip cards grouped by book and chapter.
  • Self-grade each flip — Review again or Got it; spaced recall does the scheduling.
  • Every session is saved to your reading history.
review session · 5 due
The Art of War · ch. III
Question
What is "the acme of skill"?
Card 3 of 52 left
leafkeep / statistics
41-day streak2026
32
books kept
622
notes written
393
cram cards
Statistics

See your reading add up.

A quiet activity heatmap, your current streak, and all-time totals — just enough to know it's working. No vanity numbers, only what helps you keep the habit.

  • An activity heatmap of notes, cards, and reviews over the year.
  • A per-type radar and your longest streak.
  • All-time totals across books, notes, and cram cards.

Start the shelf you'll actually remember.

Keep your pages, notes, memories, and reading history in one warm, quiet place. Free to start.