@codewithzi · X

I got German C1 in one year and I'm helping others with to do the same

lecsium · Product Hunt

Lecsium Learn languages by reading AI-generated interactive novels

LandoLorinse · HN

Vocab Top – AI-powered vocabulary builder that helps you retain words

@Mohadiz · X

if you love Duolingo but hate the heart limit, then it's yours, I built 100% free, unlimited vocabulary learning across dozens of languages! give it a try

u/danskwill · Reddit

I got tired of juggling 5 different apps to learn a language, so I built one that does it all For the last while I was learning German using Memrise for vocab, Anki for flashcards, iTalki for speaking practice, Youtube for listening, a bit of Duolingo and a notebook to (badly) track actual progress. It worked, sort of, but I never had a clear picture of what I was actually good at versus just grinding a streak. So I built Fluensea . It puts dictation practice, spaced-repetiti

@LinguExcel · X

Become fluent in any language faster than ever by reviewing thousands of real life sentences. Treat language learning like a HIIT workout.

@opismutiny_ · X

been vibe coding this quranic word explorer a small tool to explore every word of the holy quran with arabic, urdu & english meanings, roots, lemmas, frequency, ayah references, recitation, bookmarks, memorization, notes & progress tracking.

News In Simple — 基于 AI 的英语学习新闻网站，提供初、中、高三级分级新闻及配套阅读、听力、词汇和测验素材

u/Ecstatic-Rooster3295 · Reddit

Built a small tool to see how native speakers actually use words across different media (movies, podcasts, etc.) I used to use YouGlish a lot while studying, but it always felt pretty basic—you watch a clip, and that's it. I wanted a way to filter clips by specific media (movies, TV shows, podcasts), get translations, and actually ask an AI why someone used a word in that specific context when textbook definitions fell short. So I spent some time building my own version to

u/BigBoyWeazle · Reddit

Launching our first iOS app was brutal… but it paid off🚀 Hey everyone 😊 We recently launched our first iPhone app, Learn Farsi iOS and man o man, what a ride it was! Some early numbers in the first 4 weeks: • 290+ downloads • 23 paid users, $700+ total revenue so far • Now at ~$100 MRR I know these numbers aren’t huge, but it honestly feels crazy to see people pay for something we built. It really shows that building for a small, underserved niche can work. A

@indrajit_tweets · X

Most AI learning tools explain concepts for you through summaries, notes, quizzes, and flashcards. But recognising an answer is not the same as understanding it. That’s why I built ReExplain ( for the @OpenAI Build Week Hackathon. ReExplain flips the roles - the AI becomes the curious learner, and you become the teacher. You explain the material in your own words, while the AI listens, identifies gaps, and asks follow-up questions that challenge you to think deeper. Powered by GPT-5.6 Luna and built with Codex, ReExplain is now live on Product Hunt! If the idea resonates with you, I’d really appreciate your upvote and support 😄 🔗 Product Hunt Launch Link: Watch the demo, try it, and share your feedback! #ProductHunt #OpenAI #BuildWeek #AI #EdTech #Hackathon

u/LineMission3540 · Reddit

Would Love Feedback on an AI Study Tool I'm Building I’m a high school student currently building Vulty, an AI study tool that organizes and turns lecture notes and PDFs into interactive, editable note summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and even 1 to 15 minute audio podcasts. We’re starting early access testing before launch, and we would love feedback and beta testers. You can test Vulty out at https://vulty.org/ . If you'd like to access Pro or Premium mode for testing for free, DM me and I c