Viathe road so far, and the road ahead
Everything Interlinea can do now, laid out as a road. Start where it began, or skip to where it goes next and tell us which stretch to build first.
Ab initio
from the beginning
, the first page was set.
Facta, shipped
- Sign in with Google
Continue with Google, or keep your guest progress when you sign in.
- Review and saved words
- Latin
- Greek
Spaced-repetition review of the words you save, with a page listing them all.
- Interlinear reader
- Latin
- Greek
Read Latin and Ancient Greek word by word, with case colours, arcs, a diagram and a quiz.
- Paste your own text
- Latin
- Greek
Paste any Latin or Greek and read it the same way. Pasted text stays private.
- Pro
A Pro plan with higher daily limits for analysis and Glaux.
- Reader tour
A short spotlight tour of the reader, led by an owl.
- Export and delete your data
Download everything you have saved, or delete your account, from Settings.
- Library reader
- Latin
- Greek
Read any section of a library work, analysed word by word when you open it.
- Greek texts
- Greek
A catalogue of Ancient Greek works, with search and browse.
- Dashboard
Your reading, words known and what is due, in one place.
- The Latin Library
- Latin
Latin works from The Latin Library, grouped into real works.
- A shelf in order of time
- Latin
- Greek
Browse the library by period, genre and author, with search and A to Z.
- Glaux, the tutor
Ask Glaux about a word, a sentence or a passage. One conversation is kept for each text.
- Context notes
A short note on who wrote a passage, when, and why it matters.
- Scansion on demand
- Latin
- Greek
Scan verse in the library and in text you paste, with the feet marked.
- Case colour key
A key to the case colours, and tapping a case highlights every word in it.
- Developer docs
Documentation for the MCP server and the API.
- Agent access: API and MCP
A read-only JSON API and an MCP server, so other tools can read the library.
- Word and grammar pages
- Latin
- Greek
A page for each word and a grammar guide you can read on its own.
- Classes for schools
Teachers create a class, students join by code, and the teacher sees activity counts.
- Section progress
The library remembers where you are, links straight to a sentence and suggests what to read next.
- Welcome back
Returning readers get Dashboard, Continue reading and a badge for words due.
- Weekly email
An opt-in email with your due words, where to read next and the week's line.
- Faster analysis
A sentence now analyses in seconds rather than a minute, and finished work is kept if you leave.
- Support page
Give a one-time gift or go Pro from one page.
- Learn menu
One menu for grammar, words, classes and pasting your own text.
- Roadmap and changelog
See what has shipped, vote for what comes next, and ask for a feature or report a bug.
- Reader on a phone
Words answer a touch at once, a sheet shows the analysis, and arrows step through words.
- A one-column library home
Today's line, Continue reading and Browse tabs in a single column.
- Author and work pages
- Latin
- Greek
Pages for each author and work, with well-known works as the place to start.
Hic sumus
we are here
As of . The paving stops here; what follows is surveyed, not built.
Fient
will be made
Drop a coin on what you want next. A vote costs nothing and is public only as a count.
- Latin
- Greek
The interface in Latin and Greek
Switch the whole site into Latin or Ancient Greek, so the menus teach you too.
- Latin
- Greek
Audio for every word
Tap any word and hear it pronounced.
- Chinese
Classical Chinese library
A library of classical Chinese texts with a reader built for Chinese. This is a longer project.
- Latin
- Greek
Illustrated readings
Pictures in the manner of Familia Romana, so a scene can carry its meaning without a translation.
Choose your own case colours
Pick the colour for each case, for example the accusative.
Anki export and import
Send your saved words to Anki and bring your decks in.
Reading leaderboard
An opt-in public board of who reads and analyses the most.
Help shape it
Missing something, or found something broken? Every message is read by the person who builds this.