Readinto whoyou'll become.

An EPUB reader that explains any word you tap, in Urdu, Hindi, Arabic and 8 more languages.

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Free · No ads · Works offline

A word's meaning and Urdu translation in the actual uSage app
Your book library and daily reading streak in uSage
Words saved with their translations in uSage

Tap a word to see what it means.

The meaning appears right there, in the sentence you're reading.

On iPhone? Get one email when it's ready.

The path

How reading becomes wisdom.

  1. 1

    Read with attention

    A book in your hands, a word you don't know. That's where it starts.

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    Save what matters

    One tap captures the meaning, the sentence, and the moment you noticed it.

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    Let it settle

    Daily review brings words back at the right time, until they become part of how you think.

A look inside

The app, as it actually looks.

  • The uSage library with books and continue reading

    Start with a book from your library.

  • A word definition and Urdu translation while reading in uSage

    Tap an unfamiliar word without leaving the page.

  • A full paragraph translated into Urdu beside the original text in uSage

    Translate a whole passage when one word isn't enough.

  • Saved vocabulary with translations in uSage

    Keep the words you want to remember.

  • A daily vocabulary review card in uSage

    Return to your saved words with a short review.

  • Saved highlights grouped by book and chapter in uSage

    Highlights and Explore later, filed by book and chapter.

  • Choosing a translation language in uSage

    Choose from 11 languages for meanings and translations.

  • Reading settings with theme, font and translation language options in uSage

    Theme, text size and reading flow, your way.

  • Learning and account settings in uSage

    Your learning preferences, in one place.

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“A book should leave you a little wiser than it found you. uSage makes sure it actually does.”
Why we're building this

Questions

Common questions

Do I need to be studying a language to use it?

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No. Plenty of words in your own language are worth looking up. uSage works the same either way.

Where do the books come from?

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A curated set of public-domain classics is included, and you can import any EPUB file you already own.

What does the daily review involve?

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A handful of saved words, a few minutes. You say whether you remembered each one, and uSage decides when to show it next.

When can I use it?

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Now, on Android. uSage is free on Google Play. The iPhone version is coming soon; leave your email above and we'll tell you the day it's ready.

How do you say uSage?

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you-SAYJ. Think of it as “usage” with the u pulled to the front, and “sage” — the wise one — inside it.

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Get wiser, one book at a time.

uSage is free on Google Play. iPhone version coming soon.

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