A browser extension that quietly replaces palabras on every page you read. No flashcards, no schedule, no esfuerzo. Just read the web and pick up español along the way.
The extension runs on every page. You learn by reading what you already read.
Start with the 500 most common words. As you learn them, harder words appear. Five tiers from A1 to C1.
Words are replaced inline on pages you already visit. News, Wikipedia, Reddit — it all becomes practice.
Seen a word 10 times but never clicked “known”? The extension notices and helps you focus on it.
No drills, no streaks, no guilt. Just real context. Hover any word to see the original. Click when you know it.
The extension is free forever. I am testing demand for cross-device sync before turning it on.
Join the mailing list and I’ll use that demand signal to decide whether to ship cross-device sync.
No checkout yet. Just leave your email and I’ll send an update if sync moves from idea to launch.
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We built this the way we’d want it built for ourselves.
No analytics, no telemetry, no fingerprinting. The extension has zero tracking code.
Your browsing data never leaves your browser. No URLs, no page content, no history — nothing.
If sync launches, the server will store an opaque blob it can’t read. Encryption stays client-side.
The current goal is simple demand validation. If you join the waitlist, you are just raising your hand for updates.