Read your way to fluency
Every day, a short story, the news and the weather — written for you, at your level, from the words you already know. Ten minutes of reading you’ll actually look forward to.
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Spanish · A2 · 1 min
Cada tarde, a las seis, Marta al café de la esquina. Siempre pide lo mismo: un cortado y un vaso de agua.
El camarero ya la . No pregunta nada. Deja la taza en la mesa pequeña, junto a la ventana, y vuelve a la barra.
Marta el cuaderno y escribe durante media hora. A veces escribe mucho; a veces sólo una frase. Después paga, dice adiós y .
Mañana, a las seis, volverá.
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In your account the highlighted words are yours — the ones you keep missing — and tomorrow’s piece is built from them.
You learn a language by understanding lots of it, just above your level. The hard part is finding material that is never too easy, never too hard, and worth coming back to. That is what Fluent Times writes.
Written from your vocabulary, with a few new words and the ones you keep forgetting woven in. No two learners get the same one.
The day’s real headlines from the country and topics you follow, rewritten at your level, each linked to its original.
Your city’s forecast as a few short paragraphs — small, everyday language you will use the moment you travel.
A short story every morning, built from the words you already know plus a handful of new ones. The words you are about to forget come back on purpose.
The meaning appears in your own language, with a note when it helps. One more tap puts it in your flashcards.
Spaced repetition brings each card back just before you would forget it — your own deck, not a list someone else chose.
Write what a passage means in your own words. You are graded on meaning, not wording — and only on the part you reached.
Word meanings, translations and feedback are written in the language you speak — not only English. A Czech speaker learning Spanish reads Czech explanations; a Spanish speaker learning English reads Spanish ones. The menus follow, too.
Your flashcards power the games. Chess, sudoku, solitaire and gems: every card you know earns you moves, and every round is a review of your own words in disguise.
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Create a class and share a join code. Write stories for your students — or draft them with AI and edit — and see each student’s streak and the words they keep getting stuck on.
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€24/month
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Family — up to 5 people
€6.10/person/month
billed annually as €366 for 5
30-day money-back guarantee. Use it every day for a month. If you don’t feel yourself improving, email us and we’ll refund you in full — no questions asked. No free tier: reading needs a subscription.
Czech, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Arabic, and English. One subscription covers all of them, and you can learn several at once, each at its own level.
Any. You pick your level from A1 (complete beginner) to C2 (near-native) for each language, and everything you read is written for it.
In yours. Word meanings, translations and feedback can be written in any of the languages the app speaks — not only English.
Yes. Each brief is rewritten at your level from that day’s public headlines, and every item links to the original report.
Yes. Teachers create a class, share a join code, write stories for it and see where each student gets stuck.
Email us within 30 days and you get a full refund. You can switch off renewal at any time from your account.