For students

Read Spanish, understand faster, and stay in flow.

Tap any word for instant understanding, making reading smoother and more engaging.

Palabruno iPhone reader screen with a tapped word gloss open inside the reading flow.

Read with help that keeps you in the flow.

Tap a word for translation, grammar notes, and audio without losing your place or switching to a separate app.

Keep the useful texts and come back later.

Saved texts stay in your library so you can revisit useful passages, repeat harder ones, and build exposure over time.

Study with material that matches what you are learning.

Use your own topics, imported passages, or teacher-assigned readings so practice stays closer to your current level and lessons.

Who it's for

Best for

  • Independent learners building a Spanish reading habit
  • Students receiving reading from a teacher or tutor
  • Learners who want level-matched texts, not generic content

Not for

  • Beginners who are not ready for reading practice yet
  • Learners who primarily want grammar drills or flashcards
  • People looking for a full language course or structured curriculum

How students use it

A simpler reading flow from start to finish.

Pick a text, read with in-place help, and build a library worth returning to.

Step 01 / Pick a text

Start from a topic, a saved text, or something your teacher sent.

Students can study independently, revisit saved readings, or open teacher-assigned texts inside the same reading flow.

Palabruno iPhone generate screen with topic, level, and the Long length option available.

Step 02 / Read

Keep reading instead of stopping every few lines.

The reader keeps translation, grammar notes, and audio inside the text, which makes longer passages feel more manageable.

Palabruno iPhone reader screen with a tapped word gloss open inside the reading flow.

Step 03 / Return

Keep a reading library that gets more useful over time.

Saved readings stay in one place so you can revisit useful ones, repeat harder texts, or keep class reading and personal practice together.

Palabruno iPhone library screen showing saved Spanish reading texts.

Why it works better

Palabruno replaces the usual reading workaround.

Translator tabs

The usual approach

Copy a sentence out, lose your place, come back, repeat.

With Palabruno

Tap the word you need, get help, and keep moving through the passage.

Dictionary lookups

The usual approach

Break concentration every time a word or tense slows you down.

With Palabruno

Keep translation, grammar notes, and audio inside the same reading flow.

Generic reading apps

The usual approach

Read material that is not tied to your level, topics, or class.

With Palabruno

Generate your own texts, import passages, or open teacher-assigned reading.

Working with a teacher?

Assigned reading lands in the same library you already use.

If a teacher shares reading in Palabruno, it shows up beside your own texts. Same reader. Same saved-text flow. No second product to learn.

  • Your own reading and assigned reading stay together — no hunting through messages.
  • The reader works the same whether the text came from you or your teacher.
  • Assigned texts stay available for review, not just one session.
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Palabruno iPhone library screen showing saved Spanish reading texts.

Student FAQ

Before you try it.

What happens when I tap a word?

A translation card opens inside the reader. Translation, grammar notes, and audio appear without leaving the text, so you can keep moving without switching apps.

Can I save texts and come back later?

Yes. Saved readings stay in one library, which makes it easy to revisit useful material, repeat tougher texts, or build a personal reading routine over time.

Do I need a teacher to use it?

No. Students can use Palabruno on their own, start on the free plan, and upgrade later if they want more creation and saved reading capacity.

Can I study with material that matches my level?

Yes. Palabruno supports level-based text creation, imported passages, and teacher-assigned readings, so the text can stay closer to what you are actually learning.