ReadLang WatchLang

Name: ReadLang WatchLang
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.588235378265381 (230 reviews)
Author: Cee68

Cee68

Contains ads

3.6

230 reviews

10K+

Downloads

Everyone

About this app

Watch video with dual subtitle player & Read website with translator browser

Help linguist learn a language while browsing and reading their favourite blogs or news or watch video, learn English with ted,.. add context to the vocabulary then practice, and learn in context.

- Translate words & phrases live on any web page with one click/ touch
- video player with two (duo) subtitle at the same time

Updated on

Aug 8, 2025

Data safety

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This app may share these data types with third parties

Personal info, App activity and 3 others

No data collected

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Data is encrypted in transit

Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

3.6

218 reviews

James Teasdale

April 3, 2025

supposedly you can press a word and it will translate it, but for me, it just translates the whole sentence. unfortunately, the entire reason I downloaded this app was for learning another language, so I need the one word translation feature. seems like a good app otherwise.

Cee68

April 3, 2025

Hi James! Thanks so much for your feedback. We’ve been working and built a new app that does exactly what you mentioned. It’s still in beta, but we’d love for you to try it out. If you’re interested in joining our beta testers, there is link in the app to sign up. Can’t wait to hear what you think! 😊

Samuel Reque Gallego

October 28, 2025

Great and simple! Shame it can't be used on pc as an extension or so

Omar Elmorsy

January 24, 2023

there was a spaced repetition system for reviewing vocabulary, it was nice it would to add a feature that limits the sentence length to fewer words backwards and forwards, because sometimes the sentence automatically retrieved is the whole paragraph.

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