Read and explore a Storyliner book
Navigate chapters and branching paths, adjust reading tools, use word-level translation and vocabulary controls, and leave contextual feedback.
Length: 2:04
Published: 2026-07-31
Transcript
Selecting a book card opens the reader app. Depending on the book, the first page may be the table of contents or the first chapter. The Living Story Map, called the Story Map inside the Reader, can appear after the table of contents and shows the reader position, especially in multi-plotline books. In a branching book, the table of contents and Story Map initially show the story up to the first split. After the reader chooses a path, both evolve with the selected storyline. The top menu adjusts text size, translated-word size, translation language, English level, and feedback options. English level helps hide words the reader already knows. The inline personalized dictionary currently works from English into the selected language at word level rather than using sentence context. Readers can choose an alternative meaning, add a translation, or mark a word as known. A word marked as learnt is no longer translated in the text, and the reader language level grows as more words are marked known. The reader app also lets eligible draft readers send feedback to the author that remains linked to selected text. To leave feedback, select text and use the Leave feedback control beside the selection.
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