About Yomu Yomu - Daily News

What this site is

Yomu Yomu - Daily News is a language-learning tool that uses AI to generate readable articles inspired by current topics.

The articles are designed to help learners practice reading in a structured way, with content available at different difficulty levels rather than a single one-size-fits-all version.

The focus is on comprehension, vocabulary exposure, and consistency — not breaking news.

How it works

Each article is generated in multiple difficulty levels.

• Read the same topic at a level that suits you
• Gradually move up in difficulty as your confidence grows
• Focus on meaning rather than decoding every word

Content is refreshed regularly so there is always something new to read.

How to use it

There’s no single right way to use the site, but many learners find it helpful to:

• Choose a level that feels slightly challenging
• Read for meaning before focusing on individual words
• Compare the same article across different difficulty levels
• Use new vocabulary as prompts for further study

Short, regular reading sessions are usually more effective than long, infrequent ones.

Membership tier

The site has a free membership tier for users to enjoy additional content and features.

Currently the members tier includes the following benefits:

• Three new articles per day instead of one.
• Persistant level: set your reading level in the account settings to automatically go to that level on opening an article.
• yomuyomu newsletter sharing updates about the app and information related to language learning (optional).

New benefits will be listed here and communicated to users through the newsletter as they arrive.

Sign up for a members account for free here.

Updates

• May 18 2026: Persistant leveling allowing members to set their reading level across articles.
• May 11 2026: Built in dictionary allows users to immediately gloss words for definitions and furigana readings within the app.
• April 30 2026: User authentication has been added giving signed in users free access to 3 new article per day. This update is the first of hopefully many to increase the volume of available content.