A sticky tab finds a page. TabMap keeps the reason you stopped there. For example, save page 42 as Clue and add the question you want the next chapter to answer. Keep, Felt, Clue and Discuss marks plus intensity form a spoiler-free reading pulse. Built for physical books on iPhone and iPad. Reading data stays on your device and no app account is needed. Try one complete book map free. Optional Pro adds unlimited books, custom legends and local backup/restore.
I made TabMap for physical-book readers whose sticky tabs outlive the thought behind them. A quick page + reaction + intensity mark becomes a private reading pulse. The free experience covers one complete book map, and no account is required.
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Maker note: a practical first-book test
Before using your free complete-book slot, explore the included sample; it does not use that allowance. For your own paper book, start with one passage you expect to revisit, rather than cataloguing every tab.
Fictional example: page 36, Discuss, "Why do the two speakers give different reasons for locking the room?" Choose an intensity that reflects your reaction. On your next reading session, return to the passage and see whether that question still makes sense without today's context.
For book clubs, agree a chapter or scene boundary separately. Check the actual text or image before sharing; a reading pulse cannot decide what is a spoiler for another reader.
I develop TabMap. One complete book map is free; Pro is optional. Reading data stays on-device and no app account is required. This example is invented, and this note was prepared with AI assistance.
Maker note: a practical first-book test
Before using your free complete-book slot, explore the included sample; it does not use that allowance. For your own paper book, start with one passage you expect to revisit, rather than cataloguing every tab.
Fictional example: page 36, Discuss, "Why do the two speakers give different reasons for locking the room?" Choose an intensity that reflects your reaction. On your next reading session, return to the passage and see whether that question still makes sense without today's context.
For book clubs, agree a chapter or scene boundary separately. Check the actual text or image before sharing; a reading pulse cannot decide what is a spoiler for another reader.
I develop TabMap. One complete book map is free; Pro is optional. Reading data stays on-device and no app account is required. This example is invented, and this note was prepared with AI assistance.