Stories at your level, and a daily serial
Coming in ContextCat 1.1. These are not in the version on the App Store today.
Real news and real books are the point of ContextCat, and they can be a steep start. Version 1.1 adds reading written for where you are now.
Yuki in London
A daily serial for English learners. Yuki Mori, an accountant from Sendai, starts a new job in a London office. Each episode takes about two minutes and is written at your level. A new one appears on Today every day.
Stories at your level
Short stories written for your level in the language you read, so you can read something whole on day one and move up to real articles as it gets easier.
What you can read today
Right now the Store has books and articles to start with, and Today has real news, including outlets that write easy news for learners. Anything you import works the same way.
Plans for 1.1 are not final. This page will change when it ships. Pricing
More of ContextCat
- Tap any wordTap a word in anything you read and ContextCat explains what it means in that sentence, in your own language, right under the line you are reading.
- Today's newsEvery day ContextCat collects headlines from real outlets in the language you read. Open one, read it in the app and tap any word you do not know.
- PDFs, links and booksImport a PDF, save a link to any web article or paste text, then read it in ContextCat and tap any word for its meaning in that sentence, in your language.
- AskAsk a question about a page, a paragraph or your whole document and get an answer from the text, or ask ContextCat to quiz you on what you just read.
- ListenContextCat reads your book, PDF or article aloud in a natural voice, sentence by sentence, highlighting the words as they are spoken, with speed and repeat controls.
- CardsEvery word you tap in ContextCat is saved with its sentence and comes back as a card just before you would forget it, using spaced repetition.