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If you read often on the Kindle for iPhone or iPad apps, you may enjoy seeing your stats compiled in Reading Insights. In this article, we'll explain exactly how to find, access, and understand your Kindle stats page.
Steps
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Open Kindle from your iOS device.
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Navigate to your Reading Insights page.
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Look for your activity tracker area.
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Look near the top of the page. You'll see an area describing how many weeks in a row you've read in any book on any of the days in each week (weeks in a row) as well as consecutive days you've read in any Kindle book (days in a row), followed by a calendar breakdown showing which days you read books.
- On the calendar breakdown, navy blue designates days you've read, while the lighter blue shows days you haven't. Days without a color haven't yet been computed and haven't been accounted for.
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Look at monthly breakdowns in Days Read Per Month.
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Look at the Your Records section.
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Suggest features to Amazon's Kindle team.
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Use the Help us improve section of the page. Whether good, bad or ugly, you can tap Tell us what you think to fill out the short form along with filling in the Please share any other feedback you have for us (optional) box, then press Submit.
- The Please share... box isn't for reporting bugs and glitches in the app. Kindle for iOS has its own reporting form elsewhere.
- If you chose later to not submit a bug or glitch or would like to start over, press the < in the top left corner.
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Turn off the feature if you don't need it.
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Exit the Reading Insights view once you read through your stats.
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wikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. To create this article, volunteer authors worked to edit and improve it over time. This article has been viewed 37,031 times.
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Updated: June 17, 2022
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