Alternatives to Satori Reader
A Japanese reading service with graded stories, audio and detailed grammar and kanji explanations. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Satori Reader
A Japanese reading service with graded stories, audio and detailed grammar and kanji explanations.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Satori Reader.
LingQ
A language learning service built around reading and listening to real content such as books and podcasts.
LingQ covers 52 languages and builds vocabulary from real books and podcasts, with an importer extension, rather than graded Japanese stories with grammar notes.
Readlang
A web tool and browser plugin for learning languages by reading with click-to-translate and flashcards.
Readlang works with any text or website through click-to-translate and saves words as flashcards, covering over 100 languages without graded annotated stories.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
WaniKani
A spaced-repetition web app that teaches Japanese radicals, kanji and vocabulary with mnemonics.
Bunpro
A spaced-repetition study platform for Japanese grammar and vocabulary, on the web and mobile.
Renshuu
A Japanese study app for vocabulary, kanji and grammar, with dictionaries and games.
Migaku
A Chrome extension that turns YouTube, Netflix and other sites into language learning material.
Language Reactor
Browser extension and toolbox for learning languages from native videos on Netflix and YouTube.
