Requirements
An acceptance criterion or edge-case sentence is risky to misread.
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Product vocabulary, requirement phrasing, and edge-case wording.
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Open a classic from the shelf and just read. When a word stops you, its meaning is right there — and the words you keep follow you into practice.
Rest the pointer on a word to see what it means in that sentence, not just a dictionary's first sense.
Save a word in one click. Each book's words gather into their own list in My Words, ready for review.
Upload the books you're already reading. The Free plan keeps up to 20 on your shelf; Plus and Pro have no limit.
Whatever you keep — from the web, your Mac or a book — lands in one place and keeps coming back as practice until it sticks.
Words and sentences you save arrive in My Words with their source attached. Or add a ready-made Word Library by level or topic in one tap.
Daily Review brings each item back just before you'd forget it. Practice climbs from picking the right word to writing your own sentence, marked by AI, and Weak Spots retrains your misses.
KeepReap writes a short story around the words you're learning. Read them in context, then write your own piece and get it marked.
Your streak, a Weekly Check and a CEFR breakdown of what you've mastered show real progress, not just a growing pile.
Four steps. Same page. No tab leaves.
Memory is not a recording device. It is a quiet rewrite of what we already half-believed.
The page in front of you is — and that is the line worth keeping.
What stays with you is not the whole page, but a smaller line you happened to underline.
Most words slip away the day after you read them — unless something brings them back.
We talk about reading as if it were storage. It isn't. It is a slower, stranger thing — a sieve that keeps the shape and lets the substance pass.
What returns to you weeks later is not the page you read, but the line you bothered to mark.
a quiet rewrite of what we already half-believed
Memory is not a recording device.
the line worth keeping
Select any sentence with your mouse. Your reading position stays exactly where it was — no scroll jump, no new tab, no popup stealing focus. The page itself remembers what you marked, even after you've closed the article and walked away.
A floating bar surfaces right beside your selection — Translate, Improve, Save, Copy, Speak. One tap acts on the sentence. No menus to navigate, no tab switches, no breaking the rhythm of the paragraph you were halfway through.
Need more room than a popup gives you? Open the side panel beside the article. Your composer, your most recent captures, and your library — all live, all there. The article still scrolls underneath, your place untouched.
Save a sentence and it lands in your composer with the source URL attached. Open it again later — to translate, rewrite, listen, or revisit — and the original page is always one click back. No orphan quotes, no forgotten context.
Also on macOS
KeepReap sits in your menu bar. Select text in any Mac app — a chat window, a PDF, your mail client, your editor — press ⌥D, and the same toolbar comes to it.
Dana
Priya
we should to discuss again about the rollout cadence
we should discuss the rollout cadence again
we should to discuss again about the rollout cadence again
we should to discuss again about the rollout cadence
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we should to discuss again about the rollout cadence
we should discuss the rollout cadence again
we should to discuss again about the rollout cadence again
Select in any Mac app — a chat window, a PDF, your mail client, your editor — and press ⌥D. Translate, Improve, Save, Copy and Speak, the same actions you already use in Chrome.
No tab to switch to, nothing to paste. The result appears beside the sentence, and whatever you keep lands in the same Library as your browser captures — on the same review schedule.
⌥⇧D opens a resizable window that floats above whatever you are reading, so it never falls behind. On macOS 15 and later it also translates on-device — free, offline, no credits.
One click splits the window: your text on one side, the result on the other, with a divider you can drag. Each layout remembers its own size.
Workplace English
Requirements, Slack replies, comments, daily reports, weekly reports, and email all create small English decisions. KeepReap helps in the moment and keeps the useful language for review later.
An acceptance criterion or edge-case sentence is risky to misread.
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Select the line on the page and Translate the part you are unsure about.
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Product vocabulary, requirement phrasing, and edge-case wording.
A reply needs to be fast, clear, and not too blunt.
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Translate a teammate's message or Improve your draft before sending.
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Polite async communication patterns you can review later.
A ticket or PR comment needs a careful tone.
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Improve clarification questions, risk notes, and polite pushback.
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Reusable language for questions, follow-ups, and review comments.
A status update needs structure around progress, blockers, risks, and next steps.
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Paste the draft into the Side Panel or WebApp and Improve the paragraph.
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Status, blocker, risk, and next-step phrasing you repeat every week.
A status email, release note, handoff, or clarification request needs a cleaner structure.
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Improve the draft before sending and Save the useful phrases.
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Reusable email openings, handoff language, and follow-up wording.
Steps, expected results, actual results, and severity notes need precision.
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Improve rough wording before posting it to Jira or a bug report.
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Bug-report expressions engineers can act on.
Before / after
KeepReap is useful in the moment, but the saved pattern is the long-term value.
Rough
The button has problem after click many times.
Improved
The button becomes unresponsive after repeated clicks.
Translate and Improve are there when you need them, but they aren't the destination. The point is what you keep — sentences saved to your library with source URLs attached, surfaced again when review actually helps.
Saved items return as practice — typing prompts, cloze cards, weekly tests. Spaced timing brings them back when forgetting curves say it's useful, not when guilt does.
Recognising a word isn't the same as using it. Practice moves each item from picking it out to filling the gap to writing it yourself — so what you saved becomes English you can actually produce.
Pricing
Every plan includes Translate, Improve, Save and Review. You only pay if your daily work asks for more credits.
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Yes. Both the Chrome extension and the Mac app have an anonymous mode with 10 lifetime AI actions (Save, Improve, Translate) to try the loop. Sign in to keep your captures across sessions and lift the limit.
No. The web app works on its own — read books from the shelf, add Word Libraries, practise and track your progress. The Chrome extension and the Mac app add capture from everything else you read.
macOS 12 or later, plus the Accessibility permission so it can read the text you select — it never reads your clipboard. The app is signed and notarized by Apple. On macOS 15 and later it can also translate on-device: free, offline and no credits.
Your data stays in KeepReap's database. We do not sell it or run ad-tech tracking. Google is used only when you choose Google sign-in; email/password sign-in stays first-party. SOC2 work is out of scope while we are in Early Access.
There is a Free tier with daily capture and monthly AI credit quotas, plus Plus and Pro tiers with higher limits. See the billing page once you are signed in.
The extension is Chrome-only for now — Firefox and Safari come after Early Access. On a Mac you don't have to wait: the Mac app reads your selection at the system level, so it works in Safari, Firefox and every other app.