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Migaku
✓ verifiedFree trial
Immersion-based language learning toolkit that turns Netflix, YouTube, and web content into study material via a browser extension and apps.
11K saves
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Language REACTOR
✓ verifiedFreemium
Browser extension that adds dual subtitles and click-to-lookup to Netflix and YouTube for learning languages.
1.7M visits/mo
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Lingotrack
✓ verifiedFreemium
Social tracker for language immersion that logs study time and media while surfacing level-appropriate content.
48K visits/mo
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Language Atlas
✓ verifiedFreemium
Structured online courses and flashcards to reach fluency in five languages with about 30 minutes of study a day.
46K visits/mo
Pricing
No public pricing
Free trial available
No public pricing
Free: $0/mo (track one language)
Pro: $3/mo (unlimited languages)
Free: €0
Premium Monthly: €10.99/mo
Premium Yearly: €99.99/yr
Core features
- ✦Chrome extension for immersive study on real sites
- ✦Netflix and YouTube subtitle learning
- ✦Spaced-repetition memory system
- ✦Built-in dictionaries and grammar reference
- ✦iOS and Android apps
- ✦Support for 12+ languages
- ✦Dual subtitles on Netflix and YouTube
- ✦Click-to-lookup word translations
- ✦Saveable vocabulary items
- ✦Playback controls for language study
- ✦Works as a browser extension
- ✦One-click activity and media logging
- ✦Crowdsourced, difficulty-rated content database
- ✦Progress dashboards and visualizations
- ✦Community leaderboards and reading challenges
- ✦AI-assisted logging and GPT integration
- ✦Level-based courses (A1-C1)
- ✦Spaced-repetition flashcards
- ✦Lessons with audio and exercises
- ✦Multiple languages
- ✦Personalized progression
- ✦Certificates of completion
Use cases
- →Learn a language through native media
- →Study vocabulary with spaced repetition
- →Turn videos and articles into lessons
- →Progress toward proficiency exams like JLPT
- →Learn a language while watching shows
- →Look up and save new words from video
- →Study with dual subtitles
- →Tracking immersion hours and media consumed
- →Finding level-appropriate foreign content
- →Connecting and competing with other learners
- →Learn a language through structured courses
- →Retain vocabulary with flashcards
- →Progress from beginner to advanced levels
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