Readuet is a language-learning reader that plays an audiobook while you read the matching ebook. Book and narration are aligned sentence by sentence, so the sentence being narrated stays lit and your eyes and ears stay together. Podcasts work the same way: open an episode and it reads along like a book.
Tap any word you don't know and a translation of that word, in that sentence, appears right under it, with its CEFR level. Tap again for grammar and pronunciation. Words are kept by dictionary form, so learning one form counts for all of them. Saved words are tinted by difficulty, the tint fades as you retain them, and FSRS spaced-repetition reviews bring them back right before you'd forget. Reading past a word without tapping it counts as a review.
Readuet comes with over 1,000 public-domain classics in nine languages, already aligned with their narration, and most carry a reading level from A2 to C2. You can also upload your own DRM-free books (EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, FB2, TXT) with their audiobooks (MP3, M4A, M4B), including multi-file audiobooks.
Also included: a listening mode with sleep timer and captions, offline downloads, position sync across devices and with KOReader, and daily goals with a streak.
The free plan includes the library with read-along, your own ebooks and the vocabulary engine, with 25 new words or sentences a day after the first week. The paid Solo and Duet plans lift that limit and add your own audiobooks and podcast read-along.
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