About the startup
This one’s for all the language learners who struggle to remember all the vocabulary and grammar they’ve picked up along the way. LinguaLoop is a free language learning app that helps you remember everything you’ve learned — no matter when you learned it. Just add words, grammar, or phrases in your target language, and the app will generate short stories using them in your target language too. The app reads each story to you in a native-sounding voice to help you improve your listening skills. You can also read each story in both your target language and English. Hence, language revision has been completely automated for you with a single click of a button (to generate the story). LinguaLoop supports 28 languages. The app interface is in English, and translations are currently only available in English.
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