Philology-first reader

Read Greek and Latin with a guide at your elbow.

A focused workspace for classical texts with clean typography, trustworthy glosses, and guidance when you need it.

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Built-in texts
Plato · Homer · Xenophon · Gellius
Grammar-aware
POS colors · Morphology · Lemmas
Guidance
Short, tutor-style hints when needed

Workflows

The Core Features

Read with momentum, not friction.

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Annotate
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Annotate

Make notes that travel with you.

Click any token, jot the insight, share if you’re Pro, and export as a clean PDF. Local-first so nothing gets lost.

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Import
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Import

Drop in your own text, get POS + lemmas.

Upload a .txt, let Stanza tag it, and read with the same POS colors and glosses as the built-ins. No hand-tagging.

Import a text No installs, under a minute.
Memorise
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Memorise

Exam-ready recall for GCSE / A Level literature.

Select sentences, type them back with lenient checking, and loop until the wording feels automatic.

Start memorising Built for lit papers, not flashcards.

Designed for Serious Reading

Word-Level Insight

Click any word to see its lemma, gloss, and grammatical role without leaving the text.

Real Texts, Not Exercises

Read Plato, Homer, Xenophon, and Gellius as continuous works, not isolated examples.

Clear Explanations

Get concise notes on difficult constructions, grounded in the line you are reading.

Dictionary First

Stable lexicon glosses come before AI explanation. No hallucinated meanings.

Your Own Corpus

Save annotations, export as PDFs, and share when you want.

Simple Pricing

Read freely. Pay only for advanced help.

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  • ✔ Full text access
  • ✔ Word-level glosses
  • ✔ Morphology & POS
  • ✖ Advanced explanations
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  • ✔ Word explanations
  • ✔ Passage clarification
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Built for students, scholars, and independent readers of Greek and Latin.

Lexikon is not a shortcut. It is a tool for reading carefully.