Storica

Read Kafka in German. Camus in French. Bovary in Spanish. Then write back to it.

Storica is a daily reading club for the language you're learning. One classic novel, thirty days. Every day a passage from the book, a question only you can answer, and a way to actually retain what you read.

THE SHELF
Modern classics, easy readers, mythology, plays. Kafka, Camus, Flaubert, Austen, Dostoyevsky, Stendhal, Bashō. New books every month. Pick the one that calls to you — we'll guide thirty days together.

ACTIVE READING
Tap any word in a passage to translate it. Hear native narration with sentence-by-sentence highlighting. Stay in the language you're learning — we catch the grammar, you focus on the idea.

WRITE BACK
Each day ends with a question only you can answer. Use the passage's vocabulary in a sentence, a paragraph, a short essay. Submit your writing and Storica returns specific corrections, strengths, and suggestions in seconds — real sentence-level notes, not generic praise. Tap once to revise and watch your text sharpen.

PRACTICE THAT STICKS
Quick exercises after every passage: vocabulary matches, fill-in-the-blanks, sentence ordering, true-or-false, say-it-out-loud, multiple choice, more. Nothing random. Every drill exists because something in the passage earned it a place.

A THIRTY-DAY RHYTHM
Each book unfolds across thirty days. Read, reflect, write back. Your replies become a journal in your target language — something you can actually look back on.

LANGUAGES
Read in French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Dutch, or English. From easy reader (A2) to intermediate (B2). Native narration in every language.

STORICA PRO — SUBSCRIPTION
Pro unlocks unlimited daily sessions, the full catalog of classics, complete exercise sets, writing feedback with revision, and weekly progress reflections.

New subscribers get 7 days Storica Pro free. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your account settings.

No streaks. No gems. No confetti. Just thirty days with a book.