What is LangMagic?
LangMagic is a connected family of language-learning apps for people who want to learn through reading, videos, speaking, and lessons. A shared Coach tracks goals and practice across the apps, then suggests a next step. Learners can read level-adjusted stories, explore videos with clickable subtitles, simplify video audio, and meet a teacher online. Communities bring teachers, schools, creators, and learners together around shared learning materials and group progress.
LangMagic Features:
Cross-App Coach: Coach remembers a learner’s goal, tracks practice across LangMagic apps, and offers a small daily step in the app, Telegram, or WhatsApp.
Levelled Stories: The Endless Book writes each next page at the reader’s level, offers genre choices in about 30 languages, and translates tapped words.
Cognate Reading: Cognate Book uses a novel written mostly with words shared by the learner’s language and the new one, and includes audio.
Video Subtitles: The Portal provides thousands of videos from language teachers and native creators, with subtitles for looking up words, saving phrases, and replaying lines.
Simplified Video Audio: Simplified YouTube plays the same video with a simpler audio track when the original speech feels too fast to follow.
Lesson Follow-Up: Meet is a video classroom, and after lessons it provides a transcript, lesson vocabulary, exercises, and a story or song based on the conversation.
LangMagic Benefits:
Steady Practice: A remembered goal and a suggested daily step give learners a way to continue practising without having to decide what to study next.
Approachable Reading: Level-adjusted pages and tappable translations help readers stay with a story even when they encounter unfamiliar words.
More Understandable Video: Clickable subtitles, replayable lines, and simpler audio give learners different ways to work through speech that is hard to understand.
Useful Lesson Review: Lesson transcripts, vocabulary, and exercises make it easier to revisit language that came up during a teacher conversation.
Shared Learning: Communities let teachers, schools, or creators bring a group together around shared materials and progress between lessons.
Use Cases:
Beginner Reading: A complete beginner can start a Cognate Book and use the familiar shared vocabulary to read from its first page.
Daily Study Routine: A learner can use Coach to keep a language goal in view and choose a next step across reading, video, and other apps.
Video Listening Practice: Someone practising listening can watch a creator’s video, check words in its subtitles, save phrases, and replay difficult lines.
Commute Listening: A reader can download an Endless Book as audio or listen to Cognate Book audio while away from a screen.
After-Class Review: A teacher and student can use Meet’s transcript, vocabulary, and exercises to review language from a completed online lesson.