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In an interview or a meeting, the words that come to you are the ones you’ve actually used. Read Rebel builds them from books you enjoy: tap a word for its meaning, keep it with its sentence, use it in a line of your own, and review it before you forget. Listen along to hear how fluent sentences sound.
Free to start, no account needed. 50 flashcards free forever, unlimited with Plus. Every new reader gets 7 days of Rebel Plus free, no card. English, Hindi or both — your call.
Sound familiar?
“I cram word lists and forget them in two days.”
Every word you save keeps the sentence you found it in, and spaced-repetition flashcards bring it back on a schedule — hard words sooner, easy ones later.
“I know English, but in interviews the right words don’t come.”
Knowing a word and using it are different skills. The sentence gym has you use each new word in a sentence of your own, so it moves from “I’ve seen it” to “I’ve said it”.
“I understand everything, but I’m not confident speaking.”
Read-aloud highlights each word as it’s spoken, from 0.5× to 3×. Listen and read along to hear the rhythm of fluent sentences, then try them yourself. (It doesn’t listen to you or grade your pronunciation.)
How it works
Your coach picks one book from a curated English and Hindi list — from Word Power Made Easy to short stories like Malgudi Days — or open your own EPUB or PDF.
See the meaning without leaving the page, and save it with the exact sentence you found it in. “Explain” any name or idea with a Wikipedia summary.
Write one sentence with your new word, ideally one you might say at work: “I led the launch”, not “I did the launch”. You get friendly, instant tips (does it use the word, is it long enough, capital letter, full stop). Works offline.
Spaced-repetition flashcards: Again, Hard, Good or Easy. Words you know come back less often; tricky ones come back sooner.
What's inside
Look it up, keep it
Double-click (or double-tap) any word in your book for its definition. Save it and Read Rebel keeps the sentence too, because context is what makes a word memorable.
Flashcards + sentence practice
Your saved words become spaced-repetition flashcards. Then “use it in your own sentence” practice nudges you to put each word to work — the step most vocab apps skip.
Listen & read along
Read-aloud highlights each sentence and word as it’s spoken, from 0.5× to 3×. Slow it down on tricky passages, read along, and let the rhythm of well-written English sink in.
Made for India
Pick English, Hindi or both in the diagnosis for book matches in either language. Reminders are short and encouraging, and you can switch to calm, minimal nudges any time.
FAQ
No. Read Rebel is a reading coach and reader. It helps you read regularly and learn words in context: look them up, save them with their sentence, use them yourself and review them as flashcards. There are no grammar lessons or certificates, it doesn’t listen to you speak or grade your pronunciation, and we don’t promise test scores or interview results.
The 2-minute diagnosis asks about your language, interests and time, then suggests one book with two alternates from a curated English and Hindi list — including easy starters and Word Power Made Easy. You can also open any EPUB, PDF or text file you own. Read Rebel doesn’t sell books.
You can choose English, Hindi or both, and you’ll get book suggestions in the languages you pick. Dictionary lookups are English definitions.
Up to 50 flashcards on the free plan, forever. Rebel Plus gives you unlimited flashcards — and every new reader gets 7 days of Plus free, with no card.
Read daily. Speak better. Grow. Start with ten minutes and one word worth keeping.