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How do I set a reading goal for the year?

Pick a target for the year, in books, pages, hours or reading days, and Pagio shows how far along you are and the pace you need to get there.

Pagio’s Goals screen: two goals in progress, 8 of 30 and 127 of 150 books, and three lined up
Reading Goal widget, medium size: the 2026 Reading Goal at 127 of 150 books, on track with 23 to go
Reading Goal widget, small size: 2026 at 127 of 150 books, on track with 23 to go

Set Your Goal

  1. 1Open My GoalsOn Home, tap All on the Goals tile, then the plus button at the top. No goals yet? Tap Set a Goal on the tile, then Set a Goal again.
  2. 2Choose YearlyPick Yearly. Monthly and custom dates work the same way.
  3. 3Add Your TargetsSet one target or several: books, pages, hours, or days you read.
  4. 4Name ItGive it a name if you like, and tap Add.

Follow Along

  • The Goals tile on Home shows where you stand
  • The Reading Goal widget adds the pace you need, on the Home Screen or the Lock Screen
  • Goal Reminders can tell you when a goal starts and when it ends: turn them on in Settings, or with the bell in My Goals

When the Year Ends

Touch and hold the goal in My Goals and choose Repeat Next Year. The new goal keeps the same targets, so you can raise the bar or keep it where it was.

Didn’t find yours? Write to [email protected]. We read every one.

How do I set a reading goal for the year?

Pick a target for the year, in books, pages, hours or reading days, and Pagio shows how far along you are and the pace you need to get there.

Pagio’s Goals screen: two goals in progress, 8 of 30 and 127 of 150 books, and three lined up
Reading Goal widget, medium size: the 2026 Reading Goal at 127 of 150 books, on track with 23 to go
Reading Goal widget, small size: 2026 at 127 of 150 books, on track with 23 to go

Set Your Goal

  1. 1Open My GoalsOn Home, tap All on the Goals tile, then the plus button at the top. No goals yet? Tap Set a Goal on the tile, then Set a Goal again.
  2. 2Choose YearlyPick Yearly. Monthly and custom dates work the same way.
  3. 3Add Your TargetsSet one target or several: books, pages, hours, or days you read.
  4. 4Name ItGive it a name if you like, and tap Add.

Follow Along

  • The Goals tile on Home shows where you stand
  • The Reading Goal widget adds the pace you need, on the Home Screen or the Lock Screen
  • Goal Reminders can tell you when a goal starts and when it ends: turn them on in Settings, or with the bell in My Goals

When the Year Ends

Touch and hold the goal in My Goals and choose Repeat Next Year. The new goal keeps the same targets, so you can raise the bar or keep it where it was.

Didn’t find yours? Write to [email protected]. We read every one.

How do I set a reading goal for the year?

Pick a target for the year, in books, pages, hours or reading days, and Pagio shows how far along you are and the pace you need to get there.

Set Your Goal

  1. 1Open My GoalsOn Home, tap All on the Goals tile, then the plus button at the top. No goals yet? Tap Set a Goal on the tile, then Set a Goal again.
  2. 2Choose YearlyPick Yearly. Monthly and custom dates work the same way.
  3. 3Add Your TargetsSet one target or several: books, pages, hours, or days you read.
  4. 4Name ItGive it a name if you like, and tap Add.
Pagio’s Goals screen: two goals in progress, 8 of 30 and 127 of 150 books, and three lined up
Reading Goal widget, medium size: the 2026 Reading Goal at 127 of 150 books, on track with 23 to go
Reading Goal widget, small size: 2026 at 127 of 150 books, on track with 23 to go

Follow Along

  • The Goals tile on Home shows where you stand
  • The Reading Goal widget adds the pace you need, on the Home Screen or the Lock Screen
  • Goal Reminders can tell you when a goal starts and when it ends: turn them on in Settings, or with the bell in My Goals

When the Year Ends

Touch and hold the goal in My Goals and choose Repeat Next Year. The new goal keeps the same targets, so you can raise the bar or keep it where it was.

Didn’t find yours? Write to [email protected]. We read every one.