Eppika: Read & Learn Languages

Name: Eppika: Read & Learn Languages
Rating: 4.8 (1196 reviews)
Author: Tessirion, s.r.o.

By: Tessirion, s.r.o. App

Spanish, German, French & More

Overview

Version:

1.26.0

Last updated: 2026-09-03

Features & Capabilities

Eppika helps you learn languages by reading instead of memorizing. By adapting world-famous books, stories, and classics to your level, it supports Spanish, English, French, and German. Access a vast library of online books and audiobooks with translations and explanations, so you can read confidently while expanding vocabulary. Eppika turns reading into immersive language practice with a built-in progress tracker that shows your growth over time.

Adaptive reading levels (A1–B2+) rewrite text to match your vocabulary and grammar, letting you learn at your own pace. No lessons or drills—just engaging stories that reveal new words in context and teach grammar intuitively. The app tracks your progress, personalizes content, and lets you read anytime, anywhere. Download Eppika to start learning languages by reading stories you love today.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education GenAI

By:

Tessirion, s.r.o.

Rating:

4.80

(1,196) 46 new ratings

Version:

1.26.0 Last updated: 2026-09-03

Version code:

890441630

Creation date:

2025-05-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

47.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 50,099 ▲ 768

Other rankings

#21 in Best New Apps and Updates ▼ 10#75 in language keyword 49 ▼ 7

Other platforms

Eppika: Read & Learn Languages (v1.26.0)

29,688 4.82

(933)

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Developed by:

Tessirion, s.r.o.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eppika-read-learn-languages/id6744357399

Website:

https://eppika.com

User Reviews

Users broadly praise Eppika for real-time translations, level-appropriate content, and an engaging, audio-supported reading experience that aids Spanish learning. However, recurring concerns include billing/login problems and refunds, limited translation features (no phrase translations or bookmarking), translation inaccuracies with idioms, mixed content quality (antiquated or dark stories), and intermittent audio issues. Overall, the app shows strong learning potential but has notable reliability and feature gaps mentioned by multiple reviewers.

Pros

Real-time translations and quick word definitions with pronunciation to help learning on the fly.
Content is matched to your reading level via a proficiency quiz, keeping stories at the right difficulty.
Reading with audio and live highlighting, plus the ability to listen while you read, boosts listening comprehension.
Free daily stories and a large library provide steady, varied practice.
Easy setup, clean interface, and overall motivation to practice Spanish regularly.

Cons

Billing, login, and refunds: users report looping sign-in prompts, being charged again after purchase, and difficulty obtaining refunds.
Limited in-app translation: app mainly translates single words; no phrase/sentence translation; no bookmarking or copy/paste.
Translation quality can be inaccurate for idioms or context.
Content quality and tone vary: some stories feel antiquated or too dark/sad or not aligned with user interests.
Occasional audio issues: sound problems and mispronunciations by AI/TTS occur in some stories.

Recent reviews

I love this app for learning, the stories are great, the options are plentiful, and it has helped my reading comprehension immensely. The only feature I’d wish they’d add is when you click on a verb to translate it, I’d like it if there was the un conjugated form too. That way you could learn new base verbs as well as their forms. Just an idea, hope y’all like it.

by Li*****, 2026-08-28

First off - no free trial offered, so you jst have to jump in and pay for the trial period. Then, although the concept sounds appealing, my foreign language level is elementary .. so you’d think I’d start out reading elementary-level books? No - I started out on Sherlock Holmes. I don’t think this app will really help my foreign language comprehension.