Raise your reading level.
Twelve weeks.
Real stories and real exam papers, graded A1 to C2. Tap any word for a translation in your language. Hear it read in a British voice. Watch your reading speed climb.
Two pathways.
One measured level.
A learner reading for pleasure and a learner sitting IELTS in eleven weeks want opposite things from the same app. So they get different banks — and the same level meter underneath, so you can switch or run both and the number still means something.
📖 Read for pleasureGraded original fiction, A1 to C2. Every story is a full teaching unit — activate, infer, confirm, retrieve, reuse. Mysteries and thrillers written for adults, in language you can actually hold. › 🎯 Academic · pass the examPapers built backwards from the board's own rubric, timing and mark scheme. Every wrong answer is tagged with why you lost it, and the sentence that proves the right answer is highlighted in the passage. ›What makes it work
Six levels, honestly graded
Every story is written to a hard band — words per chapter, average sentence length, and a grammar ceiling. A1 keeps an adult plot and gives you simple language; C2 gives you irony, marked syntax and an unreliable narrator.
You see your own system, not ours. A student in Chengdu sees 高考; a Year 11 in Leeds sees a GCSE grade; both are B2 underneath and both get the same next unit.
Improve in twelve weeks,
or your money back.
- Week 0 — a placement test sets your level, speed and comprehension. Locked and timestamped.
- Weeks 1–11 — three sessions a week at the level the meter says, not the one you fancy.
- Week 6 and week 12 — the same test on equated forms, so the comparison is real.
- Improve means one CEFR sub-level, or half an IELTS band, or 25% more reading speed with comprehension held.
- Applies if you completed 80% of prescribed sessions and sat all three tests.
Placement, equated forms and the completion ledger are in build. Until they ship, the guarantee is not on sale — a promise you cannot measure is not a promise.
Start with one chapter.
Twelve minutes. No account, no card. If you are not curious by the end of it, nothing else here will help.
All passages and stories are original, written to specification.