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I built the Spanish-learning site I wanted to exist. Now I need actual learners to tell me what I got wrong

Learning Spanish can sometimes feel like managing a small software company.

One app for vocabulary, another website for grammar, YouTube for listening, notes somewhere else, and a game to keep yourself motivated.

Eventually, you spend almost as much time deciding what to study as actually studying.

That’s the problem I wanted to explore with Linguilot.

Linguilot is a web-based language-learning platform that tries to make everything feel like one connected journey. It currently focuses entirely on Spanish.

I want to add more languages eventually, but I decided to start with one and give it real depth instead of immediately copying a shallow course across ten languages.

Right now, Linguilot includes:

* Structured lessons * Interactive stories (With highlighted words while listening) * Flash cards * Different types of learning games * A progression system that helps you understand what to do next

The video attached to this post shows **Word Flight**, one of the minigames.

![video](fvr2vym4nkkh1)

And yes, after all that work… voilà: words flying across the screen.

That’s the whole platform.

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Nah, I’m kidding.

Word Flight is only one of the games inside Linguilot. The platform also has lessons, stories, vocabulary activities, and other types of practice.

Those features don’t fly, so they didn’t make the video. You’ll have to try them yourself.

I’m not claiming that Linguilot will magically make anyone fluent, and I don’t expect it to replace speaking with real people. I’m trying to create a more complete and enjoyable foundation for learning Spanish.

I’m the founder, so this is obviously self-promotion, but I’m mainly posting because I need feedback from actual Spanish learners.

If you try it, I would genuinely like to know:

1. After your first session, was it clear what you should do next? 2. Which part felt genuinely useful? 3. Which part felt unnecessary or gimmicky? 4. What would still make you leave Linguilot and open another app?

You can try it here: [**www.linguilot.com**](https://www.linguilot.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=launch15)

**Use code** `LAUNCH15` **to get 15 days of Premium Plus for free.**

And please don’t worry about being polite. “Looks great” makes me feel good, but “this confused me and I almost closed the tab” is much more useful.

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback.

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