Alternatives to Learning with Texts

LingQ

LingQ suits language learners who want to study through reading and listening to content they already use.

Lute suits language learners who want to study through reading and build a personal dictionary from texts.

It suits language learners who want to look up words in video subtitles or reading material and build AnkiDroid cards.

Readlang

It suits language learners who want to read articles, books, webpages, or video transcripts with translation and review tools.

Lingopie suits learners who want to study through video, audio, and reading materials, with vocabulary review and speech practice.

E-clair suits intermediate learners who want to study podcasts or recordings they already have.

LinguaCafe suits an individual learner who wants to host reading and vocabulary tools privately.

It suits French learners who want listening material at different levels alongside transcripts and practice resources.

It suits Spanish learners from beginner through advanced levels, including independent students, teachers, classrooms and institutions.

It suits German learners who want structured listening practice at beginner, intermediate, or advanced levels.

OpenKoto suits language learners who want to study through material they choose, including Japanese learners, English learners, and polyglots.

News in Slow Italian suits independent learners at any stage, as well as students, teachers, and schools.

It suits language learners who want podcast-based listening, speaking practice, and spaced review on an iPhone.