Classic-inspired chapters
We generate chapter-by-chapter books inspired by public-domain classics. Pick a genre and reading length, and we tailor each chapter to you.
Classic-inspired reading
Learn languages through classic-inspired dual-language stories.
Inspired by public-domain classics—freshly written, tailored for you. Each sentence is shown in your target language with an immediate native translation—so you stay in flow. We generate chapters from your vocabulary so you read stories that use your words.
Alpha is invite-only while we squash bugs. Request a code below.
Genres
Adventure Romance Sci-fi Detective Fantasy Classics Horror Comedy Drama Historical
Inspired by classics like
Public-domain classics provide tone and pacing inspiration; chapters are freshly generated.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
by Arthur Conan Doyle
Clever mysteries, fast dialogue, page-turning scenes.
Dual-language, stay-in-flow reading
Each sentence appears in your target language with an immediate native translation—no tab switching.
Optional: bring your vocabulary list
Add words manually or import a CSV. We'll weave them into chapters so you learn what you actually need.
Example
"Dual-language" reading
Target line first, native line underneath. Your vocabulary gets highlighted so you notice it without breaking flow.
This is a simplified example—your chapters match your level, genre, and vocabulary list.
Reading length
Vocab in this mini chapter
Tip: switch site language in the header to see the translation line change.
Target language
Native language
In the app, your vocabulary is highlighted as you read.
Why stories help
Public-domain inspiration + your vocabulary
Stories give your brain a reason to care about words. Each chapter is freshly written, inspired by public-domain classics for tone and pacing—then tailored to your vocabulary so the reading feels personal.
Oscar Wilde
"If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again, there is no use in reading it at all."
We build for that feeling: short chapters you want to continue, with instant translation so you never lose the thread.
How it works
From vocabulary to chapters in minutes
A lightweight loop designed for learners who want to read more.
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Pick your languages + genre
Choose your native and target languages, then select a story world you'll actually enjoy reading.
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Add or import vocabulary
Save words as you learn them. Import a CSV if you already have a list.
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Read dual-language chapters
Target line first, native line underneath. Your vocabulary gets highlighted while you read.
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Get notified to read daily
Get a new chapter daily if you want gentle reminders—or just read whenever you feel like it.
Learn in context
Your vocabulary appears inside mini stories, so words stick faster than flashcards.
Mobile-first web experience
Read on mobile or desktop in any modern browser—no app store required.
Flexible pacing
Choose a 5–10 minute chapter and keep your learning lightweight enough to repeat daily.
Early access
Early access
We're onboarding a small number of readers each week. Share a bit about your target language and we'll send an invite code when a slot opens.
- • Invite code + short setup guide
- • Email + optional Telegram handle (faster invites)
- • Expect rough edges—your feedback shapes v1
FAQ
Everything you need before joining
Which languages are supported?
The interface is currently localized in 16 languages (including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and more). You'll choose your native and target languages during setup.
How is this different from Duolingo, LingQ, or Anki?
LinguaLex starts from your vocabulary list, then generates fresh chapters that use it. It's built for reading in flow with line-by-line translation—less drilling, more real context.
Do I need Telegram?
No. You can sign in with email or Google. Telegram is optional for reminders—and providing a handle can make alpha invites faster.
Is it available right now?
We're running a small invite-only alpha while we squash bugs. Get early access and we'll send you a code as soon as a slot opens.
How is my data stored?
Your vocabulary and preferences are stored securely in DB under your LinguaLex profile. If you link Telegram, we only use it for authentication and optional reminders.