Frequently Asked Questions

Lectura is a reading tool for language learners. Paste any article URL and it rewrites the text at A1, A2, or B1 CEFR level — keeping the real news story but adapting the language complexity to match where you are.

Currently Spanish and French, at A1, A2, and B1 levels. More languages are planned.

A1 (absolute beginner), A2 (elementary), and B1 (intermediate). B2 and above are on the roadmap.

You can paste a URL from any publicly accessible news site — BBC News Mundo, El País, Le Monde, France 24, and thousands of others. If the page is publicly readable, Lectura can adapt it.

Lectura offers a free tier that lets you convert a set number of articles per month. A paid subscription removes the limit and unlocks additional features.

Lectura uses a large language model to rewrite the article vocabulary and sentence structure to match the target CEFR level, while preserving the meaning, topic, and news content of the original.

Yes. Lectura tracks which articles you've read, your reading streak, and words encountered — so you can see your progress over time.

Lectura is a progressive web app (PWA) — you can add it to your home screen from any browser on iOS or Android for an app-like experience, with no App Store required.

These are CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) levels. A1 is absolute beginner — short sentences, very common vocabulary. A2 is elementary — simple connected sentences, everyday topics. B1 is intermediate — you can follow the main point of most news articles with occasional dictionary use.

Yes — use the feedback link in the app or email us. We prioritise features based on what learners ask for most.