Language lesson
Learning a phrase takes hearing it more than once, and scrubbing back through an hour of lesson kills the will to do it. Upload the recording and each phrase comes back as a short vertical clip with word by word captions. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
Because a learner needs to see which sound belongs to which word. A block of text under a sentence tells you what was said; words appearing one at a time as they are spoken tells you where each one begins and ends, which is the part that is genuinely hard in a language you do not yet hear properly.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Tutor on camera or audio over slides. Both work.
Paid plans take your own timestamps, which suits a list of trouble spots.
Short vertical files you can loop on a commute without opening the full lesson.
FAQ
The words that appear are the words that were spoken, whatever the language of the lesson.
Read it before you rely on it. A word you are learning is exactly the one worth checking.
The opening line of text is editable, so a short gloss fits there.
No. It works from what was said, so an audio led lesson still produces clips.
Ten per credit on a paid tier, five on the free video, which is a reasonable haul of trouble spots either way.
Put one lesson through and keep the phrases that did not stick.
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