Useful words disappear
You meet a phrase in an article or conversation, understand it, then search for it again a week later.
Personal memory for English
Save English words and phrases from articles, videos, books and work. Lingus helps you preserve the exact meaning, choose what matters and recall it at the right time.
About 4 minutes · no new words above your limit
complete what was promised or started
The meaning stays connected to where the expression first appeared.
your source
→exact meaning
→usefulness
→recall
→production
A familiar problem
You meet a phrase in an article or conversation, understand it, then search for it again a week later.
Finding a translation, saving an example and managing a deck can take more effort than continuing to read.
A familiar answer is easy to pick. The word still may not come to mind when you need it in a conversation.
How Lingus works
Lingus handles the routine while you stay in control of what is genuinely worth learning.
Enter an expression, paste a passage or share text from another app.
Lingus proposes the meaning used in your passage and explains why it may be useful.
Short checks bring an expression back before it fades and gradually move from recognition to production.
More than flashcards
One form can mean different things. Lingus connects memory to one exact sense, the original passage and natural word combinations.
to complete what was promised or started
“The plan is solid, but we need someone to follow through.”
It appears in your work communication
No pressure
Lingus controls new vocabulary with future review load in mind. A missed day is not a failure; it simply changes the schedule.
—No XP or rankings
—No punishment for missed days
—Honest progress estimates
Questions
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info@lingus.app →No. Lingus does not lead everyone through the same curriculum. You bring the words, phrases and texts that matter to you, and the app helps turn them into durable active vocabulary.
Lingus preserves the exact sense used in the original context, helps select what is genuinely useful and keeps recognition evidence separate from recall and production.
No. Lingus is designed for short, calm sessions without punishment for missed days. New expressions are limited so future reviews do not become an endless debt.
The first version is designed for adults around B1–C1 who already read, watch or use English at work and want to retain vocabulary they actually meet.
Coming to iOS and Android
The first Lingus release is in preparation. Follow updates on this page.