Generic EPUB readers
Good for reading comfort, but vocabulary study often moves into separate dictionaries, translators, and notes.
EPUB reading with vocabulary built in
TeakReader turns EPUB books into a vocabulary system. Import a book, tap unfamiliar words, translate sentences, track what you know, and review real words from the pages you read.
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The EPUB problem
A normal EPUB reader may let you select text or look up a word. For English learners, that still often means switching between a book, dictionary, translator, notes app, and flashcard app.
That switching breaks the reading flow, and saved words can lose the original sentence that made them worth learning.
Built-in dictionary
TeakReader keeps dictionary lookup close to the sentence that created the question. Tap a word to see definitions, phonetics, examples, related forms, and vocabulary controls without leaving the reading experience.
Mark words as Known, Learning, or Ignored so the app can remember what belongs in your study path and what can stay out of the way.
Sentence translation
When a full sentence is the hard part, TeakReader supports word and sentence translation inside the reading flow. It is there for tricky passages, not as a replacement for reading.
Translation usage is subject to the limits of your free or premium plan, so heavy readers can choose the level that fits their study rhythm.
Reading analytics
For processed books, TeakReader can show chapter-level comprehension, unique words, unknown-word counts, and Study buttons. Use that signal to choose a chapter, study before reading, or review after reading.
Book sources
Bring a personal EPUB into TeakReader, search Project Gutenberg for public-domain classics, or start with included books. Every source feeds the same dictionary, analytics, and flashcard workflow.
TeakReader is an EPUB reader. It does not support Kindle formats, DRM-locked files, PDFs, MOBI, or AZW.
Cross-media memory
TeakReader keeps one vocabulary memory across EPUBs, Project Gutenberg books, movies, and TV subtitles. A word learned while reading can count later when studying subtitle vocabulary.
If you also want to learn English with movie subtitles, your reading study and subtitle study can build on each other.
Language learner fit
TeakReader is product-led reading software: it helps you read and remember, with lookup, translation, vocabulary memory, analytics, and flashcards connected to the book itself.
Good for reading comfort, but vocabulary study often moves into separate dictionaries, translators, and notes.
Useful for definitions, but they usually do not know which book, chapter, or sentence created the question.
Helpful for review, but imported word lists can lose the reading context that made the word memorable.
Combines EPUB reading, lookup, translation, vocabulary memory, analytics, and flashcards in one learning flow.
FAQ
Yes. TeakReader supports personal EPUB imports, then processes the book for reading, dictionary lookup, vocabulary tracking, comprehension analytics, and flashcard study.
Yes. You can tap words while reading to open dictionary information, examples, related forms, and vocabulary controls without leaving the reading flow.
Yes. TeakReader supports word and sentence translation, subject to the limits of your free or premium plan.
Yes. Words from EPUB reading can be marked for study and reviewed with TeakReader flashcards and spaced repetition.
Yes. For processed books, TeakReader can show chapter-level comprehension, unknown-word counts, and study options.
Yes. TeakReader includes Project Gutenberg search for public-domain classics that can feed the same dictionary, analytics, and flashcard workflow.
TeakReader only supports EPUB files. It is not a Kindle, DRM, PDF, MOBI, or AZW reader.
Yes. TeakReader is available on Android through Google Play and on iPhone, iPad, and supported M-series Macs through the App Store.