Stop leaving the chapter
Looking up every unknown word pulls you out of the scene.
Tap only when you need meaning, then return to the same line.LEXPOSER READER · FIRST PRODUCTKeep the story.
Keep the story.
Meet the language.
Stopping for every unknown word breaks the chapter. Translating the whole page removes the need to read it. Lexposer Reader keeps the book readable while new language enters through the story itself.
CHAPTER 12 · THE MOUNTAIN GATE
清晨，山门半掩，林远第一次见到师父的 disciple， 背着竹篓，沉默地扫着落叶。
disciple · a student of a teacher
Reading should not
become admin.
The product acts on the interruption you can feel: leaving the line, preparing before reading, or seeing help that never goes away.
Skip the deck before the book
A prerequisite vocabulary list delays the story you chose.
Meet useful language inside the chapter that gives it meaning.Let help fade when it has done its job
Permanent glosses keep familiar words feeling unfamiliar.
The same word returns with less support as it becomes familiar.LEXPOSER READER · PREVIEW
For readers who can follow some of the page—but lose the story when every gap becomes a task.
Reader is the first Lexposer product. This page demonstrates the intended reading interaction; it does not present Voice or Window as released products.
Open ReaderDESIGNED TO DISAPPEARHelp is useful only
Help is useful only
while you need it.
Meaning stays optional.Open a short cue from the word, without replacing the page.
The story remains the task.No streak or flashcard queue competes with finishing the chapter.
Reader state stays explicit.Product controls must show what is remembered and let the reader reset it.
WHAT COMES NEXT
The same principle can move with the medium.
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