Hinto’s library has 1,405 books, all graded by CEFR level, and you read them inside the app — where, just like transcripts, every word is tappable.
Here’s how to use it:
- Find a book at your level. Only about 4.5% of real English books are truly beginner-friendly, so the level grading matters — it points you at books you can actually read.
- Read inside the app. See a word you don’t know, tap it, get the meaning in context, and keep reading — you never leave the page or lose your place.
- Save the words that recur, and let review bring them back.
This removes the single thing that makes most learners quit reading in English: the friction of every lookup breaking the flow. Stop, find a dictionary, type the word, lose the mood, close the book — never open it again. In Hinto it’s one tap.
Tip: read a notch below the level that intimidates you, and don’t stop for every word — only the ones a sentence truly needs. Finishing an easy book beats abandoning a hard one.
Related: How tap-to-translate works · How to find your English level · The best books to learn English
