Jinshu Reader vs WikiMatch

Jinshu is a level-aware EPUB reader designed for English language learners. Import any English book, see whether it is Comfort, Good Challenge, or Hard for your current level, then read with automatic vocabulary annotations — translations appear right where you need them, filtered to your proficiency level. Smart Vocabulary Annotations Words are automatically annotated with translations in Chinese, Korean, or Japanese. Choose your display style: ruby text above words, inline parentheses, or tap-to-reveal. Set your CEFR level (A1–C2), preview repeated above-level words before reading, and only see vocabulary appropriate for your stage. Tap to Pronounce & Listen Tap any annotated word to hear it spoken aloud and see a small IPA tip; open the full detail only when you want translation, replay, and vocabulary actions. Or let the app read entire chapters aloud with sentence highlighting, adjustable speed, sleep timer, and background playback. Works completely offline. A Reader You'll Actually Enjoy Five reading themes (Light, Sepia, Dark, Calm, Slate), adjustable fonts, spacing, margins, and text alignment. Everything updates instantly — no reload needed. Platform-native fonts: Charter, New York, Palatino, and more on iOS. Import your own .ttf or .otf fonts for a fully personalized reading experience. Vocabulary That Comes From Your Reading Saved words keep the original sentence from the chapter where you met them. A "From Reading" queue surfaces words you've actually encountered, ranked by how often they came up in your last 30 days of reading. FSRS-based review cards turn that queue into a small daily review — no curriculum, no frequency list, just your books. Your Library, Organized A smart bookshelf that puts your current read front and center. Organize books into collections, search by title or author, sort by recent, title, or author. Track your reading streaks and daily reading time. Home Screen widgets surface a daily word, a random highlight, or due reviews without opening the app. Highlights & Bookmarks Select text to highlight in five colors with two styles. Add notes to any highlight. Bookmark pages and jump back to them anytime. Search within chapters to find what you're looking for. Built-in Dictionary ~30,000 English words with CEFR levels, IPA pronunciation, and translations in three languages. No internet required for the bundled dictionary — everything works offline. Features at a Glance • EPUB 2 & 3 support • Vocabulary annotations in 中文, 한국어, 日本語 • CEFR level filtering (A1–C2) • "From Reading" candidate queue with source-sentence context • Offline word pronunciation & full chapter TTS with sentence highlighting • 5 reading themes + full typography controls + custom font import • Highlights, notes, and bookmarks • Collections and smart sorting • Reading streaks and session tracking • iPhone & iPad Home Screen widgets • Multi-book import with duplicate detection • UI in English, 中文, 한국어, 日本語 • No account required, no ads, fully offline reading FREE VS PREMIUM Free • 8 EPUB imports • A1–A2 / HSK 1–2 / JLPT N5–N4 / TOPIK 1–2 annotations • 50 saved words • 2 reading themes Premium • Unlimited imports — EPUB, PDF, Markdown, URL • All proficiency levels (A1–C2 / HSK 1–6 / JLPT N5–N1 / TOPIK 1–6) • Unlimited saved vocabulary • Anki export • 5 reading themes • Customizable read-aloud (voice, speed, sleep timer, background playback) • Custom font import • iCloud sync across devices • LAN transfer between your devices Plans: Monthly / Yearly / Lifetime Terms of Use: https://jinshu.built4.fun/terms Privacy Policy: https://jinshu.built4.fun/privacy

Race through Wiki Links — the ultimate knowledge-based party game for friends and family! WikiMatch turns Wikipedia into a fast-paced competitive race. Players start on the same random Wikipedia page and race to reach a target article by tapping links. No typing, no searching — just tap, read, and think your way to the finish line. The first player to land on the target wins! HOW IT WORKS 1. A target Wikipedia article is chosen 2. Everyone starts on the same random page 3. Tap links within articles to navigate toward the target 4. First to reach the target article wins! MULTIPLAYER RACING • Play with up to 4 players in real-time • Create a room and invite friends with a single tap • See live click counts and progress for every player • Get notified when an opponent is close to the target • Share room invites via Messages, WhatsApp, or any app THREE DIFFICULTY LEVELS • Easy — Choose from 10,000 essential Wikipedia articles • Medium — Race to one of the top 1,000 most-viewed articles • Hard — Any random Wikipedia article. Good luck! LEARN WHILE YOU PLAY WikiMatch is more than just a race. Every game takes you on a unique journey through human knowledge. You'll discover unexpected connections between topics and learn something new every time. • Game History — Review every player's navigation path after each game. See how others think and discover different strategies. • Glossary — Bookmark interesting articles you encounter during races. Your bookmarks sync across devices so you never lose a discovery. TRACK YOUR STATS • Games Played, Finishes, Wins, and Win Rate • See your complete game history with detailed stats • Compare your paths and strategies with friends SOLO MODE Practice anytime on your own. Pick a difficulty level, challenge yourself, and sharpen your Wikipedia navigation skills. Whether you're at a party, on a road trip, or just looking for a fun way to learn, WikiMatch makes every Wikipedia article an adventure. ---- Privacy Policy: https://wikimatch​.candobear​.com​/privacy Terms of ​Use: https://wikimatch​.candobear​.com​/terms Support: https://wikimatch.candobear.com/support ---- *WikiMatch retrieves content through Wikimedia APIs. Text content from Wikipedia is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0), unless otherwise noted. WikiMatch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Wikimedia Foundation. Wikipedia™ is a trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation.