Two readers. Same story. Two different endings.

Same opening, two readers 📖

You open a story at your level, from A1 to C2. The scene is in the language you are learning, and your character stands in it with you.

Someone else can open that same scene. Same words. Same place. Nothing has split yet.

A course hands every learner the same next line. A story can go two ways.

You call the shots 🧭

In The Ember Crown, an Italian story at A1, the line is "Il cappello scotta." The hat is hot. Two of the choices are "Tocca il cappello" (touch the hat) and "Aspetta vicino al tavolo" (wait near the table).

Touch it, and the written next scene is already there: Kai touches the gold hat, and his hand is not hurt. Wait by the table, and the story follows that choice instead. Same opening. Not the same next scene.

Stuck? Just tap it 👆

You do not have to leave the story to look a word up. Tap cappello and it means hat, right under the line. The word is saved to your dictionary, and it comes back when it is time to review.

You can hear the scene read aloud too, so your ears get the line while your eyes follow it.

Try a scene this week

Play it free in your browser. No install for the first scene.

Android is available on Google Play.