Looking for Readlang on Android?
Readlang made tap-to-translate reading simple on the web, and its first phone app is coming to iPhone. On Android, Flamigo does the tapping, saving and practising inside the news and videos you already follow.
Who it’s for: Readlang users on Android, and anyone who wants tap-to-translate reading on the phone.
| Readlang | Flamigo | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Web reader and Chrome extension; iPhone app in beta | Android app, plus Flamigo for Chrome on the computer |
| What you read | Any page or text in the language you learn | The sites, newsletters, YouTube and accounts you follow, with words swapped in |
| Level you need | Reading in the language you learn | Any: start with one word per headline |
| Words | Tap or select for a translation in context; flashcards | Tap any word for its card (meaning, forms, sound, the sentence); save it |
| Practice | Flashcards with spaced repetition | Flashcards, quizzes, sentence builder, conjugation and writing, with spaced repetition |
| Price | Generous free plan; Premium $6 a month or $48 a year | Free to start, no card, no ads. Flamigo Plus €6.99 a month or €49.99 a year, 30-day money-back |
What Readlang does better
- Any text you paste or open, including phrases, on the computer.
- A very generous free plan and a founder who answers in the forum.
- Simple: a reader and flashcards, nothing else to learn.
Where Flamigo is different
- Android, today.
- The reading comes to you: follow sites and creators instead of finding texts.
- You can start before you can read the language: words come into your own language first.
FAQ
Can I bring my Readlang words?
Yes, from a CSV or an Anki export.
Can I read whole articles in the language I learn?
Yes. Turn it up to everything; any word is still one tap away.
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Readlang facts as of October 2026, from its pricing page and forum.