About
A reading app that remembers every word you tapped.
I built Lexis Read so I could finally finish English novels without losing the plot to a dictionary tab. Most people just call it Lexis.
Upload an EPUB, tap any word for an instant translation, and review what you save with adaptive flashcards. The book and the vocabulary stay connected, which is how memory actually works.
Why we built it
Most language-learning tools split the work into three apps: a reader, a translator, and a flashcard tool like Anki. The split is the problem. Words looked up in a translator disappear after the lookup. Decks built by hand in Anki decay because building cards is slow. The original sentence, the strongest memory cue, is lost in both flows.
Lexis keeps the loop closed. You read a book, tap a word, save it with the sentence attached, and review it later. No separate deck to maintain. No context to reconstruct. The book and the vocabulary stay connected.
Who is behind Lexis
Lexis is a small independent project, built and run by a solo developer. The product is the work, the roadmap, and the support channel. If you have a question, a bug report, or a feature idea, the same person reads the email.
How to reach us
Email triangleofalpha@gmail.com for support, feedback or partnership questions. Follow @triangleofalpha on X for product updates.