Bring Reading to Life In Your School With Pageticker

A Smarter, Simpler Way to Track and Inspire Reading in Your School

At Pageticker, we know that fostering a strong reading culture is at the heart of every great school.

But paper reading diaries get lost, tracking progress is time-consuming, and engaging parents isn’t always easy.

That’s why we built Pageticker - a digital reading platform designed to make reading engagement effortless for teachers, parents, and pupils alike.

No more lost or forgotten reading logs. Every child's reading journey is recorded in one secure, accessible place.

Automatic notifications keep parents in the loop and make logging reading a breeze.

Teachers can assign books, track progress, and send feedback in just a few clicks.

A simple dashboard gives literacy leads and teachers a clear overview of reading habits, trends, and engagement across the whole school.

Supports all major reading schemes and recommends books based on ability and progress.

Teachers assign or recommend books to individual pupils, groups, or whole classes.

Parents log reading at home via the Pageticker app, adding notes, fluency ratings, and more.

Teachers track progress instantly with an easy-to-read dashboard that shows engagement at a glance.

Schools build a reading culture by celebrating milestones and making reading a shared experience.

"I like the way you can record details about your child's reading accuracy, reading rate, expression and comprehension."

Mrs Josie Gratton Parent

No card details required!

✔ Start with a 30-day free trial. No commitment, no sales process.

✔ See it in action. Use sample data to explore the platform before connecting your school.

✔ Affordable, flexible pricing. Annual plans start from £99 to £299 per year, depending on your school size.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rated 5 Stars by Education App Store.

Trusted by educators, loved by pupils.

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