Readle alternatives for intermediate readers
Readle and LingualNews both make reading more approachable. The choice is about the kind of content and audio you want, not whether one is right for everyone.
What Readle offers
Readle offers short, graded stories across news and other genres, with word explanations in context.
Choose Readle if you want its graded story library and native-speaker story recordings.
Where LingualNews differs
LingualNews publishes a fresh edition of 4 news stories every morning, with every language included in one £1 subscription. It focuses on a small morning news edition and a 4-minute habit. Its audio is your device’s browser speech, not native-speaker recordings.
4 fresh, source-checked stories every morning per active language pair. Pick one for a 4-minute B1–B2 reading habit, or read all four. Learning more than one language? One £1 subscription covers every pair.
English speakers can learn Spanish, French, Italian, German, Arabic, Portuguese, Polish, Norwegian or Japanese. Spanish and Arabic speakers can learn English. These are the 11 active daily pairs across 10 languages.
First 30 days free, then £1/month. Card required; nothing charged until day 31. Cancel through Manage subscription on your dashboard before the trial ends to avoid payment. Payments handled by Stripe.
Sources
Checked 9 November 2026. Features may change.
Official Readle websiteLingualNews is not affiliated with Readle.