Learn languages from real movie and TV clips with quizzes
Wordy started as a personal tool because I kept pausing movies to look up words and forgetting them minutes later. Now it's a full language learning app built around real movie clips. Pick a language, watch short native scenes, quiz yourself on the vocabulary, and review with spaced repetition flashcards. No cartoon exercises, just real content from movies and TV you'd actually want to watch. 20+ languages. iOS, Android, and Chrome extension.
Wordy offers a mobile app (iOS/Android), Chrome extension for Netflix, and web access, allowing users to learn on their preferred device. The mobile app and Chrome extension work as companions, enabling seamless learning whether watching on phone, computer, or TV.
Wordy provides dual subtitles (native language and target language side-by-side) through its Chrome extension for Netflix, plus instant word translation by clicking on subtitle words. This enables users to follow stories without constant pausing while building comprehension skills.
Wordy's library of 15,000+ clips from actual movies and TV shows exposes learners to real pronunciation, colloquialisms, and natural speech patterns rather than scripted textbook phrases, helping them understand how people actually speak in the target language.
Wordy includes quizzes based on the movie clips users just watched, turning passive viewing into active learning. Quick challenges help users consolidate vocabulary and test retention without feeling like formal studying.
Wordy lets users watch real movie and TV show clips in 20+ languages while learning vocabulary in context. This approach helps learners retain words better because they see them used naturally in authentic conversations, making vocabulary acquisition feel like entertainment rather than studying.