rtcl
read an rtcl. ctrl the words.
Read an rtcl. Ctrl the words. rtcl turns articles into personalised vocabulary practice — save words in context, review with spaced repetition, and actually understand what you’re reading.
You’re not “learning a language.” You’re learning the words you keep meeting in the wild.
Choose topics you care about. rtcl serves a clean feed grouped by source.
Open an article in the reader. Click unknown words without breaking flow.
Words land in your vocab deck with the original sentence, ready for spaced repetition.
Definitions are useful, but usage is everything — save meaning + nuance with the sentence that taught you.
Tech? Politics? Culture? Pick what you’d read anyway — and let repetition do the teaching.
Save articles for later. Great for “read now, mine vocab later” days.
Don’t just “save” words — keep them. Review sessions stay short and focused.
Free to try. Pay when it becomes part of your daily routine.
It’s aimed at B1+ (intermediate and above). If you’re brand new, you’ll probably want a basics-first app first.
Nope. Skim, save a few useful words, and move on. The learning happens via repetition over time.
That’s the plan — but the web app is the core product. Same account, same vocab deck.
rtcl can only show what sources allow. You’ll always have a link to the original publisher.