Langegg supports 87 languages with AI word lookups, text-to-speech, and YouTube transcript integration. Learn vocabulary from real videos, explore image galleries, and contribute to a community dictionary. Built by a solo developer. Free to use, no install needed. AI features have a daily limit per user (beta).

Hi everyone! I'm Nishi, a solo developer who built Langegg while working full-time. I was frustrated that most language apps feel gamified but shallow — so I built something focused on real content: learning from YouTube videos, AI word lookups in context, and TTS for actual pronunciation practice. It supports 87 languages and is completely free. AI features are in beta with a daily limit per user. Would love honest feedback — what works, what doesn't, and what you'd want to see next!

I built Langegg because I wanted to learn languages from real-world content specifically YouTube rather than relying on gamified repetition. While native media is fantastic for immersion, constantly pausing to look up words, save vocabulary, or figure out pronunciation totally breaks the flow.

To fix this, Langegg pulls in YouTube transcripts and pairs them with AI word lookups, text-to-speech, and a community dictionary across 87 languages to make the process seamless.

As a solo dev gearing up for our October 20th launch, I want to make sure I'm solving the right problems. For those who use YouTube or other native media to practice a second language: what is your biggest pain point right now? What features do you wish existed in your current setup to make immersion easier?

To fix this, Langegg pulls in YouTube transcripts and pairs them with AI word lookups, text-to-speech, and a community dictionary across 87 languages to make the process seamless.

Langegg

Learn any language with AI, TTS, and YouTube — 87 languages

Learn any language with AI, TTS, and YouTube — 87 languages

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Using real YouTube videos for language immersion — what's missing in current tools?

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Using real YouTube videos for language immersion — what's missing in current tools?