Read with understanding
Keep Spanish and English together. Look up a word without losing the sentence.
Read it. Listen to it. Learn from it.
Turn your documents and compatible books into audio.
Bring a book you want to get through. Listen to the original or a translation, then return to the page when you want to read more closely.
Mac, Windows, iPhone and iPad
SEE IT WORK
Recorded in NextPhase Reader on iPhone.
START WITH A LISTEN
Hear a prepared sample, then explore reading, vocabulary and your library. No account, no upload.
READING COMFORT · EPUB
Choose a type size, soften the light, and let the controls recede. Keep both languages together or settle into the original.
The reading sample below demonstrates size, theme and a simplified Focus interaction. PDF pages use separate zoom controls.
LANGUAGE SUPPORT · DESKTOP EPUB
Keep the original and translation together. Vertically written Japanese stays vertical, while English remains upright beside it.
This sample has prepared English translations. Translation engines, language support and online requirements vary.
VOCABULARY · EPUB
A word means more when you remember where you met it. Save it with its sentence, revisit it in a short review, then notice it again in your reading.
Try an underlined word in the sample first. The app also offers spaced repetition, saved-word encounters and progress charts; this sample does not run its scheduler.
TRY IT · EPUB LISTENING
Hear the Spanish. Follow the English. Or give each passage a second voice, one language at a time.
Preparing the listening controls…
English translation for both passages. Changing language mode returns to the beginning.
Cada mañana, Clara pasaba por una pequeña librería junto al mar. Siempre tenía prisa, pero aquel día había un libro abierto en la ventana.
Every morning, Clara passed a little bookshop beside the sea. She was always in a hurry, but that day there was an open book in the window.
Se detuvo a leer una frase. Luego otra. Por primera vez en mucho tiempo, olvidó mirar el reloj. Alguien había dejado una nota: «Las mejores aventuras empiezan con una página».
She stopped to read a sentence. Then another. For the first time in a long while, she forgot to check the time. Someone had left a note: “The best adventures begin with a page.”
A prepared sample with synthetic voices, not the app's live narration.
Prepared with Microsoft Elvira (Spanish) and Ava Multilingual (English) neural voices. The story and English translation were written for this demonstration. No account, microphone access or live translation is used. The app's voices and offline options depend on language and engine. This player demonstrates listening; it does not import a book, prepare audio or export a file.
TRY IT · YOUR DESKTOP LIBRARY
Some days it’s a story. Other days it’s a document you need to understand. Choose a sample to explore the reading and export options that fit it.
Prepared sample library. No files are uploaded, imported or exported here.
Keep Spanish and English together. Look up a word without losing the sentence.
Hear Spanish, English, or alternate both. Follow the passage as you listen.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXPORT · SPANISH + ENGLISH
Cada mañana, Clara pasaba por una pequeña librería junto al mar. Siempre tenía prisa, pero aquel día había un libro abierto en la ventana.
Every morning, Clara passed a little bookshop beside the sea. She was always in a hurry, but that day there was an open book in the window.
Original and translated paragraphs travel together. The desktop app lets you review translation coverage, generate missing translations or explicitly mark gaps, then save a bilingual EPUB. Desktop also accepts eligible reflowed PDFs; no file is generated in this preview.
Keep the meaning and the sentence that made it memorable.
Illustrative row, not your saved-word list or an exact CSV schema. In the app, vocabulary exports as CSV. Try saving an underlined word in the reading sample below.
Select a French sentence or follow a footnote. The original layout stays intact.
Try “Read as book” in the PDF sample to see extracted passages beside their English translation.
Desktop, with usable embedded text. Scans remain original pages; there is no OCR.
Desktop can export a bilingual EPUB when a PDF has complete usable reflow. iPhone/iPad export requires an EPUB reading source. Neither produces a translated PDF file.
Compare supported formats ↓The app connects to public catalogs. A catalog record may offer online reading, borrowing or a downloadable edition; only supported, available downloads can be imported.
Bring a compatible OPDS library, with browsing and search where your server supports them. You can also bring compatible DRM-free EPUB, MOBI and PDF files on desktop.
TRY IT · DESKTOP PDF
A reference, a sentence in French, a quieter way to read. Try this short field journal.
Open the PDF example to load its pages.
Original PDF tools and a proposed website demonstration of the app's book view. Embedded text is required for selection and reflow; scanned images are not translated. PDF translation and listening require usable text and a supported engine. This demo does not generate translations or PDF audio. This small demo uses a simplified page history.
READ AND LEARN FROM THE SAME CONTENT
Read in the languages you want. Import content for side-by-side reading.
01 / THE ARRIVAL
Imagine doing that with a book you’ve always wanted to read.
These are prepared samples, not the full app: no live translation, uploads or analytics. Saved words last until you reload.
BRING YOUR BOOKS
Start with the files you already own, find a classic in Discover, or connect the library you’ve built on your own server.
Use DRM-free files you have the right to read. Catalog access and download rights depend on the source.
Parallel translation, reading aids and bilingual EPUB export. Desktop and iPhone/iPad.
On desktop and iPhone/iPad, choose “Read as book” for PDFs with usable text to read reflowed, translated content. Return to the original page whenever you need it.
Import supported MOBI on desktop; iPhone/iPad converts supported, unprotected MOBI and AZW3 into reading copies.
On iPhone/iPad, convert supported DOCX, TXT, HTML, RTF and FB2 into reading copies. Document layout may change.
Scans and PDFs without usable extracted text are read as original pages, without parallel translation or OCR. With usable text, desktop and iPhone/iPad support translation and listening. Complex tables, columns and reading order can affect the result.
Browse sources including Project Gutenberg, Standard Ebooks, Internet Archive and Open Library. Access and downloadable editions depend on the source.
Browse OPDS libraries such as Calibre-Web, Kavita and Komga, with shelves and search where your server supports them.
LISTEN. EXPORT. KEEP GOING.
Keep a chapter as audio. Take a bilingual EPUB to another reader.
On iPhone/iPad, saved audio and EPUB export may need Pro or the gifted-book allowance. App-local audio is not a backup: keep an external copy.
LET READING BECOME LEARNING
Keep the sentence, not just the definition. Review saved words with spaced repetition, and recognize them when they appear again in your books.
Try a word in the reading sample ↑Word lookup, Word Lens hints, and phonetic guides including furigana, pinyin, romaji and romaja. Support depends on language and reading mode.
Saved-word reinforcement, spaced review and reading statistics. Desktop also includes production and listening card types.
Export vocabulary as CSV, including glosses, sentence context and review fields. Export from desktop or iPhone/iPad.
MAKE ROOM FOR READING
A comfortable type size. A warmer page. Room for both languages. Small choices that let you settle in.
Try the appearance controls in the demo ↑Down the
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A CLOSER LOOK
The details that matter to your reading, by topic.
Features vary by platform, format and voice engine. Android is planned. Check the download section for available builds.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A personal-content reader for books and documents you already have. Read, listen, and use the same material for bilingual reading and vocabulary practice. Saved audio and portable outputs depend on platform, source format and voice.
On iPhone/iPad, recordings made with supported downloaded Kokoro voices can be shared or saved to Files as separate M4A recordings. Edge voices are for live listening only in the initial release and cannot create new saved audio files. Recordings already saved on your device remain accessible. Keep that external copy: app-local recordings can be lost when app data is removed. Desktop currently keeps prepared chapter audio in its local audio library; a general external audio-export workflow is not offered here.
Start with a DRM-free EPUB or a PDF with selectable text. Desktop also accepts supported MOBI. iPhone/iPad adds document conversion, including DOCX manuscripts. Scans need OCR that Reader does not provide; DRM-protected Kindle purchases are not supported.
Prepared recordings can play offline once they are on your device. Supported downloaded voices can also generate speech locally after setup. On iPhone/iPad, Edge needs a connection for live listening and cannot create new saved audio files in the initial release. Preparing recordings with supported downloaded Kokoro voices requires the app to stay open. Live read-aloud, preparing a recording and playing a saved file have different requirements.
Small prepared samples that run in your browser, with no account, download or book of your own. They are not the full app: live translation, importing books and synchronization are not connected. The stories are two original shorts, a Spanish bookshop visit and a Japanese letter in the rain, and the PDF is an original two-page French/English field journal. Listening uses prepared synthetic recordings. Sample words stay until you reset the sample or reload the page.
GET READER
Desktop installers and the App Store link are below.
Direct installers for Windows 10 and 11. Choose the build for your processor.
These are not signed yet, so Windows may warn that the publisher is unrecognised. Each file has a published checksum you can verify first.
Planned; not a current end-user reader.
For Windows, find your processor under Settings → System → About → System type. Keep files you have the right to read. Need help?
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