Choose real material
Start with a book, EPUB, Gutenberg classic, movie, TV episode, or anime subtitle set.
Vocabulary from real reading and subtitles
Build English vocabulary from the books, subtitles, and sentences you actually meet. TeakReader combines dictionary lookup, sentence translation, CEFR stats, unknown-word lists, and flashcards in one mobile vocabulary app.
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The vocabulary app problem
Generic decks and daily-word apps can be useful, but they often miss the moment that made a word important. Learners collect vocabulary without the book, sentence, movie, or subtitle line that gave the word meaning.
TeakReader starts from real material. The words you study come from the books and subtitles you chose, so review stays connected to context.
Real source vocabulary
TeakReader keeps one vocabulary memory across EPUB books, Project Gutenberg classics, movie subtitles, TV episodes, and anime subtitle vocabulary.
A word learned from a book can help with a movie later. A word you mark while studying subtitles can count when it appears in a chapter.
Dictionary and translation
Tap an unfamiliar word to see dictionary information, examples, related forms, and vocabulary controls. When the whole sentence is the problem, use sentence translation as reading support.
The goal is to stay with the material long enough for real vocabulary to become memorable.
How it works
TeakReader connects discovery, lookup, translation, vocabulary decisions, stats, and review in one learning flow.
Start with a book, EPUB, Gutenberg classic, movie, TV episode, or anime subtitle set.
See unknown vocabulary, CEFR levels, and frequency-ranked words from the source you chose.
Use dictionary, translation, Known, Learning, and Ignored controls in context.
Turn real source vocabulary into flashcards that update your shared word memory.
Review and retention
Single-card review helps you focus on one word at a time. Batch mode helps you move faster through familiar vocabulary. Both modes update the same Known, Learning, Ignored, and Unknown memory.
FAQ
TeakReader is an English vocabulary app, iPad, Android, and supported M-series Macs. It helps learners study words from books, EPUB files, Project Gutenberg classics, movies, and TV subtitles.
Yes. TeakReader helps you find unknown words in real reading and subtitle material, look them up, mark what you know, and review useful words with flashcards.
Yes. TeakReader includes spaced-repetition flashcards for vocabulary review.
Yes. You can use included books, Project Gutenberg classics, and personal EPUB imports to build vocabulary from real reading.
Yes. TeakReader can process movie and TV subtitle vocabulary and connect those words to the same vocabulary memory used for books.
Yes. TeakReader supports dictionary lookup plus word and sentence translation, subject to your plan, downloaded data, and connection state.
Yes. TeakReader is available on Android through Google Play and on iPhone, iPad, and supported M-series Macs through the App Store.