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Immersion-based language learning toolkit that turns Netflix, YouTube, and web content into study material via a browser extension and apps.
AI language coach offering conversational practice with real-time feedback across 130+ languages.
Algor Education turns notes, docs, and media into AI-generated concept maps, flashcards, quizzes, and study notes.
Browser extension that adds dual subtitles and click-to-lookup to Netflix and YouTube for learning languages.
Real-time AI interview assistant that transcribes questions and generates answers, marketed as undetectable on screen share.
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- ✦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
- ✦Conversational practice with AI tutors
- ✦Real-time personalized feedback and corrections
- ✦Dialogue, sentence, word, call, photo, and debate modes
- ✦Voice interaction with natural AI voices
- ✦Grammar courses and language certificates
- ✦130+ languages on web, iOS, and Android
- ✦AI concept and mind maps
- ✦AI flashcards and quizzes
- ✦AI study notes/summaries
- ✦Transcriptions from audio/video
- ✦Prebuilt and custom templates
- ✦Multi-language support
- ✦Dual subtitles on Netflix and YouTube
- ✦Click-to-lookup word translations
- ✦Saveable vocabulary items
- ✦Playback controls for language study
- ✦Works as a browser extension
- ✦real-time question transcription
- ✦AI answers with a choice of GPT or Claude models
- ✦coding interview support
- ✦resume-based personalization
- ✦knowledge base uploads
- ✦invisible during screen share
- ✦AI meeting notes
- →Learn a language through native media
- →Study vocabulary with spaced repetition
- →Turn videos and articles into lessons
- →Progress toward proficiency exams like JLPT
- →Self-learners practicing conversational fluency
- →Business teams training employees in new languages
- →Students supplementing classroom language education
- →Turning notes into visual study aids
- →Creating teaching materials
- →Exam revision and self-study
- →Learn a language while watching shows
- →Look up and save new words from video
- →Study with dual subtitles
- →getting live answers during job interviews
- →coding interview assistance
- →meeting note-taking