Reading Check

Adaptive from the first word

Three correct in a row proves a rung and moves up; three wrong drops down a rung and looks lower. A child who does not know the alef-beis is off the word rung after three items instead of being ground through all thirty, and a settled rung is never asked again.

Thirty words, about a sixth

The list is the top ten two-, three- and four-letter words counted across both bundled siddur nusachos, the whole Tehillim and all five Chumashim — 132,266 word-occurrences. Together they account for 17.3% of that count.

Proven once, green everywhere

A word you read correctly is stored vowel-exact and pre-credited in the siddur, Tehillim, Chumash, Tanya and Rambam, and auto-skipped in practice. Progress is kept per learner on a shared device and synced to the account.

A level, and what slipped

The verdict names your level and offers the judging standard to match; tap Use this setup and both are written. It then says what actually went wrong — the letters and vowels that slipped twice or more in the words you just read. A teacher can change any of it in Settings.

Beginners get the help

For a child, a beginner or someone learning to read later in life, each word shows its transliteration and a Hear it button, in sets of ten. Skipping costs nothing: these words certify by themselves whenever they are read correctly in normal davening.

Fluent readers skip ahead

A reader whose level is set to Advanced or Rabbi is not drilled on עַל and כִּי — a two-step confirm certifies the remaining words at once. The ladder walk itself runs when onboarding sends him here or when no level has been set yet, and that walk is where the useful finding comes from.