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Keep what matters. Reap what stays. You meet the word. You look it up. You forget it. Over and over, three times a day — the same words slipping through your fingers. The reading happens. The learning doesn't. KeepReap catches them before they slip. Select any sentence on any page. A small floating toolbar appears right beside it: • Translate it — AI that reads nuance, not just words. • Improve it — your phrasing, rewritten to sound native. • Save it — the sentence, its page, its URL. Caught. • Speak it — hear the line read aloud. • Copy it — clean text, ready to paste anywhere. • Pin it — the lines you want back fast, all on one board. Keep the buttons you use. Hide the rest. A side panel rides along beside the article: paste a draft to translate or improve, keep your latest catches in view, pin the whole page in one click. Start catching before you make an account — your first sentences are waiting when you sign in. From there everything syncs to keepreap.com, where spaced repetition brings it back as typing prompts, cloze cards, and weekly tests — again and again, until "again" finally means you remember. KeepReap moves only when you do. It never reads your pages in the background. Start free, with a fresh batch of credits every month. Plus and Pro unlock a lot more translating and improving.
Aug 17, 2026
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