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A simple popup tool that helps users calculate and save reading progress for books, documents, or study materials. Reading Progress Helper is a simple Chrome extension designed to help users calculate and save their reading progress for books, documents, manuals, study materials, or any page based content. It provides a quick way to see how much has been completed and how many pages are still remaining. The extension works directly from the Chrome popup. Users can enter the name of a book or document, add the total number of pages, and enter the current page they have reached. Reading Progress Helper will calculate the completion percentage, show the number of pages completed, and display the remaining pages in a clear and easy to understand format. This extension is useful for students, readers, researchers, office workers, or anyone who wants a lightweight tool to track reading progress without opening a separate app or website. It can be used for textbooks, reports, ebooks, printed documents, course materials, or personal reading goals. Reading Progress Helper is built with simplicity and privacy in mind. It does not require complex Chrome permissions, does not collect browsing history, does not access personal accounts, and does not read website content. Saved progress is stored locally in the browser so users can quickly reopen the popup and continue tracking the same reading item. The extension focuses only on one clear feature: helping users calculate and save page based reading progress in a convenient browser popup.
Jun 9, 2026
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