ftak vs Readlang
ftak vs Readlang: vocabulary for English readers, free
Readlang helps you learn a foreign language by reading: click a word to translate it and it becomes a flashcard. Its free plan limits phrase translations and context explanations to 10 a day; Premium is $6 a month.
ftak is for reading in English: select a word and get its meaning in that sentence, with no daily cap on meanings.
| ftak | Readlang | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free with daily limits; Premium $6/month or $48/year |
| Built for | Reading English (editorials, exams) | Learning a foreign language |
| Meaning that fits the sentence | Yes: picks the sense the word has where you read it | Context explanations, 10 a day free |
| Flashcards | No | Yes |
| UPSC previous-year questions for a line | Yes, a few free a day (sign in for more) | No |
Readlang details from its store listing and help pages, checked October 2026. Check its site before you decide.
Pick Readlang if
- You're learning Spanish, French or another language and want flashcards from what you read.
Pick ftak if
- You read in English and want meanings without a daily cap or subscription.
- You prepare for UPSC and read The Hindu or Indian Express daily.
Select any word on this page to try it.
ftak is a free Chrome extension: select a word on any page, including The Hindu, and get the meaning that fits the sentence, plus UPSC past questions.
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Is Readlang free?
Readlang's pricing page lists 10 phrase translations and 10 context explanations a day on the free plan, with single-word translations unlimited. Premium is $6 a month.
Is ftak affiliated with Readlang?
No. Readlang is a trademark of its owner.