ReadingRate · What's new · 2026-10-28
See the next three books in each of your domains
On Reader, ReadingRate now names the next three books in each of your reading domains, each with a reason that cites the books you have already read and how long it would take at your pace. In the iPhone app this is Your path on a domain's page, a row on the dashboard for the domains closest to their next stage, and a reading map of five domains. On the website the picks appear when you finish a book, for the domains that book moved.
Available on web and iOS.
A recommendation without a reason is a guess you have to take on trust. These come from ladders written for each domain, from where to start to what only makes sense later, and each pick says why it is next for you.
Twenty-six domains have a published ladder so far.
What it can't do
- This is part of Reader. A free account sees the path blurred, and when finishing a book on the website is offered its own to-read queue instead.
- On the website the picks appear only in the step after finishing a book. The domain pages there do not show them.
- A domain without a published ladder has no picks.
- The website shows at most four picks after a finish, one per author.
Questions people ask
- How does ReadingRate choose what I should read next?
- For each reading domain it follows a ladder of books written for that domain and names the next three you have not read, with a reason drawn from your own finished books. This is part of Reader.