Vocabulary is the backbone of a language

• Free, with no ads and no selling data

  The app is kept cheap to run so it can stay that way.

• Student privacy by design

  Class students are anonymous to us, and student data is never sent to an AI provider.

• Accuracy over volume

  No word reaches a student until a person has reviewed it.

• Original content

  Every word page, example and memory hook is written for LenguaLearn.

This is the process every word follows. The app enforces the key rule already: a word is shown to students only after a person has approved it.

1. 1

   Choose the words

   A frequency list from an openly licensed source puts words in the order Spanish speakers actually use them.
2. 2

   Draft

   An AI model drafts each word page: meanings, definitions, examples with translations, related words, and a memory hook only when a good one exists.
3. 3

   Check independently

   A second AI from a different company checks every field without seeing the first one's reasoning, and automatic checks catch problems like a word missing from its own example.
4. 4

   Human review

   A person reviews each word as a student would see it, fixes what's wrong, and approves it. Volunteer Spanish teachers will be able to help as reviewers.
5. 5

   Keep improving

   With launch, students get a Report a problem link on every question. A word with several reports is paused for new students until it's reviewed again, and unusual answer statistics flag words for another look.

Spanish is taught in a neutral Latin American variety, and regional words are marked.

The app is built: the learning engine, training, accounts, teacher tools and integrity checks. Next come the first 500 words, through the process above, and then a pilot with a real class. Accounts open when the words are ready.

The code is open source on GitHub.