About

Editorial principles

This site is for people who want to learn English by reading real news, not by drilling isolated words.

Why this exists

Words stick better when they appear inside a story you already understand.

We rewrite local news in your language and place useful English inside that context, so learning can happen during normal reading.

How we write

  1. We choose timely stories that are worth reading even if you are not trying to study.
  2. We keep the core facts and simplify only when clarity helps.
  3. We add English words and phrases that are common, reusable, and easy to infer from context.
  4. We avoid turning the page into a quiz or a textbook.

What we optimize for

  • Natural reading flow first.
  • Useful, high-frequency vocabulary.
  • Calm design with as little friction as possible.
  • Honest summaries when the source itself is uncertain.

What we do not do

  • We do not promise perfect translations or perfect facts.
  • We do not track every click or hover.
  • We do not optimize for addiction or endless scrolling.
  • We do not replace the original source when accuracy matters.

Made by

Built and maintained by June, a solo developer. If something is confusing, inaccurate, or awkward, the responsibility is ours.

Contact: [email protected]