Hey hunters 👋 I'm one of the makers of Xylingo. We built this because we were stuck on the same plateau as a lot of language learners — we knew the grammar rules, but couldn't actually think in English. Our theory: language isn't learned, it's felt. Babies don't read grammar books before they start talking — they learn through emotional context. So instead of flashcards and drills, Xylingo lets you click any word you don't know while you're reading or watching something, explains it in context, and then brings it back to you in a personalized feed and AI chat so you actually use it. Would love your feedback — especially on the context-learning approach and the chat practice. We're also working on expanding beyond English to more languages soon, so let us know which one you'd want to see first. What's been your biggest blocker learning a language?

Xylingo

Learn English through context, not grammar rules

Learn English through context, not grammar rules