What is Lectura?
Lectura is a personalised language-learning news feed. You choose Spanish or French, set your CEFR level, pick topics you care about, and read real news adapted to A1, A2, or B1.
See the For You Feed →A personalised news feed for learning Spanish and French by reading.
Lectura is a personalised language-learning news feed. You choose Spanish or French, set your CEFR level, pick topics you care about, and read real news adapted to A1, A2, or B1.
See the For You Feed →Your language, level, and topic preferences shape a feed of stories you are more likely to read consistently. The feed updates throughout the day, so practice stays fresh.
Browse topics and levels →If you already have a specific article in mind, paste or share the URL and Lectura turns it into level-appropriate Spanish or French reading practice.
Convert an article →Most language-learning apps still make learners adapt to the app: fixed lessons, generic sentences, stale content libraries, and reading exercises that feel disconnected from real life. But reading only becomes a habit when the content feels worth opening every day.
Lectura starts from the opposite assumption: your interests should drive the practice. If you care about technology, sport, culture, politics, world news, science, health, or business, those topics can become your daily input in Spanish or French.
Choose your language, choose your level, and choose the topics you want to follow. Lectura gives you a personalised language-learning news feed with real stories adapted to your current reading level. New articles are added throughout the day, so there is always something current to read.
Each article is designed to preserve the real topic while controlling vocabulary and sentence complexity for A1, A2, or B1. You can read at the level that feels comprehensible, then switch levels when you want to stretch.
Alongside the personalised feed, Lectura can turn a public article URL into level-appropriate Spanish or French reading practice. Use it when a friend sends you a story, when you find an article outside the feed, or when you want to bring a specific source into your reading session.
Open the Spanish hub for real news adapted to A1, A2, and B1.
Open Spanish hub →Open the French hub for real news adapted to A1, A2, and B1.
Open French hub →Use the Spanish reading finder if you want a guided path by level and topic.
Find Spanish reading →Use the French reading finder if you want a guided path by level and topic.
Find French reading →Paste any article URL and get an A1, A2, or B1 Spanish version in seconds — free to try.
Convert to Spanish →Paste any article URL and get an A1, A2, or B1 French version in seconds — free to try.
Convert to French →Learn how Lectura builds a personalised stream from your interests.
See feed feature →Browse articles by subject and CEFR level when you want more control.
See Explore feature →Lectura is for Spanish and French learners at A1, A2, or B1 who want real reading practice but do not want to spend every session hunting for suitable articles. It is especially useful if you already read the news in your native language and want that habit to support language learning.
Lectura is an independent product built by one person — a language learner and developer who wanted a better bridge between real-world curiosity and level-matched input. The product philosophy is simple: real topics, comprehensible text, daily reading, and steady progress.
If you have feedback, questions, or ideas, you can get in touch, read more on the blog, review the feature guide, or start a free 7-day trial.