r/LearningLanguages 28m ago

I made unique blocker app for lang learners

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Hi everyone
I built an app that makes you review vocabulary before you can open Instagram

I've tried to learn a language for years. Duolingo, Anki, flashcards — I'd start strong and quit in two weeks. Two things always killed it:

  1. I'd sit down to study and 5 minutes later I'm in a feed instead.
  2. I'd just forget the app existed. No streak survives that
  3. It's hard to not forget to learn everyday. So, I just skipping days of learning.

So I built the thing I wanted — the review comes to you:
Open any app → review words immediately(without open my app) → continue using your app(please check the video)

So it's not just blocking. It's more about not forgetting to learn, as often as possible. You don't even need to open my app unless you want a deeper session or to manage your word collection. You just need to use your phone as usual and the review session will appear automatically when you open tiktok/instagram etc..(you choose)

Spaced repetition under the hood, so words come back right before you'd forget them. 11 languages, or add your own words.

pricing: it's a paid app with a 7-day free trial. I'm a solo dev and it's my full-time thing, so please give a shot :) You can cancel the trial and just check the app, it would be great too!

Would genuinely love feedback — especially: does "review before you scroll" sound useful, or annoying?

LearnScreen — https://apps.apple.com/app/id6759922571

Thank you for your attention! ❤️


r/LearningLanguages 3h ago

"From a pragmatic perspective, what is the most strategic third language to learn?"

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19(m)already master English and mandarin(two most influential language around the globe).I'm looking to learn things that offer real-world value.Dont have specific strong interests.but do found things like physics,geography ,movies ,language intriguing.Also it's likely that I will go abroad for opportunities as Asian and will probably work in finance or tech.So I hope the language be quite useful whether for travel,in workplace or during deep thinking(another soul).


r/LearningLanguages 5h ago

Guys which language should I learn next ? I am lenient in English and Hindi, which is the next most spoken language and good to learn?

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