Follow character maps, cultural context, and translation comparisons to read Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Austen, and more without getting lost.
Readever auto-builds a living character map as you read. Track relationships, motivations, and first appearances so sprawling casts—from War and Peace to The Brothers Karamazov—never overwhelm you.
Highlight an unfamiliar custom or political reference and get a concise explanation with dates, locations, and why it matters to the scene. Save the card to build a historical timeline that syncs with your reading progress.
Upload multiple EPUB translations and switch between them instantly. Readever highlights stylistic differences, idioms, and key phrases so you can choose the tone that resonates while keeping the original meaning in view.
Stay grounded in sprawling narratives with AI tools that respect the author's voice while supporting your understanding.
Yes. Tag themes like forgiveness, revolution, or fate. Readever shows where they appear and how they evolve across the novel.
Absolutely. Use the character map for plays and the translation comparison tool for poetry to see rhythm and meaning side by side.
Share highlight collections with commentary so your club can discuss scenes with all the historical context in one place.
Yes. Pair the translation comparison view with inline glossaries to experience the original text while keeping a trusted translation nearby.
Download your character timelines and historical notes as PDFs or share a live link with classmates.
Read the canon with clarity—no more losing track of characters, themes, or historical nuance.