ARC and beta tracking shouldn't live in screenshots, spreadsheets, and five different platform dashboards. Move readers into a Notion database you already use—covers the request-to-review lifecycle, flags who's gone quiet, and keeps every pen name's pool fully isolated—and let the board do the rest.
Requested → Approved → Sent → Reviewed, with Declined and Denied off to the side. The board already knows the shape of ARC and beta tracking—you're not building a kanban from scratch.
Readers who've sat in Sent past your threshold (7 days by default, yours to change) get a visible flag and roll into a running count at the top of the board.
One Notion database can hold every pen name you write under—a Pen Name field on each reader is what keeps every board showing only its own pen name's readers, never mixed with another's.
BookSirens, Booksprout, NetGalley, StoryOrigin, your own ARC team, wherever readers come from—tag the source per reader and track them all in the same place instead of five different dashboards.
Update a reader's status in Notion and they move columns the next time the board refreshes. No re-embedding, no republishing, no manual updates.
There's no cap on how many readers you track, and every feature added in the future is included free. You pay once.
Made for indie and hybrid authors juggling ARC and beta readers across multiple platforms and pen names.
Your private setup link is emailed right after purchase. All sales final.

Your entire backlist, one widget. Embed it anywhere.

Your Instagram grid, live inside Notion.

Your whole series, one widget.

Your comp research, worth showing off.

Help readers find the book they're in the mood for.

Your featured book, your shelves, one widget. Embed it anywhere.

Your TBR, three shelves, one widget. Embed it anywhere.

Test your hook lines head-to-head.

Your best pin descriptions, one click away.

One calendar. Every pen name.

Your launch week, one glance in Notion.

Every retailer, every pen name, one live royalty dashboard.