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Pick a genre you love. Read a story at your level. Then answer 4 questions — recalling what you just read is what makes it stick.
Free during early access · No credit card · 2 minutes to start
Best for A2–B2 / JLPT N3–N2 learners who can read a bit — but forget everything later.
Everyone says: "Just read more."
So you open a news article you don't care about.
Or a book you can't understand.
You don't need more reading. You need to read better: at your level, about things you actually care about.
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Pick a topic, genre, and level.
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Read with the mode that fits your confidence.
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Answer 4 questions → see which skills improved.
Switch instantly when it gets easy — or when it gets hard.
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Japanese · A2
毎朝、太陽が静かに昇ると、小さな町が目を覚ます。
パン屋の窓から、温かい香りが漂います。
鳥たちが歌い始め、新しい一日が始まります。
English
Every morning, when the sun rises quietly, the small town wakes up.
From the bakery window, a warm fragrance drifts out.
The birds begin to sing, and a new day begins.
Four things no other app gives you together.
Magic, horror, romance, news, dialogue — pick a genre, set the tone and length. Every text is calibrated to your level with just enough stretch to grow.
Side-by-side, native, merge, or zen. Switch modes in one tap when your confidence changes.
Tap any sentence for grammar notes. See if a pattern is above your level. Learn it where you found it.
Tracks 30+ reading and grammar skills. Shows what's strong, what's weak, and builds quizzes to close the gaps.
Every session builds your skill profile. This isn't just entertainment.
Early Access
We're opening spots gradually so we can act on feedback fast and ship what actually matters.
No word lists to memorize.
No boring news articles.
No guessing what to do next.
Learners around A2–B2 (CEFR) or N4–N2 (JLPT) who can read a little but struggle to retain vocabulary and grammar. If flashcards bore you and textbooks feel disconnected, this is for you.
Duolingo drills isolated sentences. Anki is pure memorization. LingQ imports real texts that are often too hard or too easy. Hikarilang generates full stories at your exact level, then quizzes you on what you just read — so context and retention work together.
About 10–15 minutes. Read a story, then answer 4–6 questions. Short enough for a commute, long enough to make real progress.
Japanese is fully supported right now (JLPT N5–N1). More languages are coming — join early access to vote on what's next.
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