u/Low_Tank_4451 — reddlx

I want effortless, high volume, interesting language input with simple built in access to translations and definitions. Soon adding spaced repetition learning tools (not just word + translation flashcards - I prefer contextual learning that reinforces the senses, and coloquial uses of words/phrases). Additionally, will add obligitory AI learning assistant in the future.

See https://lingolore.app if you're interested in checking it out, or helping me in the beta process! I can test apps in return. Beta testers get lifetime free access to future premium features.

u/Low_Tank_4451 — 11 days ago

▲ 1 r/TestMyApp

Enrollment on https://lingolore.app

I am very serious, and very motivated. Hoping to find others who are the same. Looking to keep in touch with people and genuinely share any issues we find.

Let's be constructive, and actually help eachother launch useful, polished products!

Drop a comment! (or DM?)

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u/Low_Tank_4451 — 11 days ago

▲ 2 r/alphaandbetausers

Enrollment on https://lingolore.app

I am very serious, and very motivated. Hoping to find others who are the same. Looking to keep in touch with people and genuinely share any issues we find.

Let's be constructive, and actually help eachother launch useful, polished products!

Drop a comment! (or DM?)

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u/Low_Tank_4451 — 11 days ago

▲ 0 r/BetaTestersNeeded

Enrollment on https://lingolore.app

I am very serious, and very motivated. Hoping to find others who are the same. Looking to keep in touch with people and genuinely share any issues we find.

Let's be constructive, and actually help eachother launch useful, polished products!

Drop a comment! (or DM?)

u/Low_Tank_4451 — 11 days ago

▲ 1 r/betatests

Enrollment on https://lingolore.app

I am very serious, and very motivated. Hoping to find others who are the same. Looking to keep in touch with people and genuinely share any issues we find.

Let's be constructive, and actually help eachother launch useful, polished products!

Drop a comment! (or DM?)

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u/Low_Tank_4451 — 11 days ago

▲ 2 r/TestersCommunity

Enrollment on https://lingolore.app

I am very serious, and very motivated. Hoping to find others who are the same. Looking to keep in touch with people and genuinely share any issues we find.

Let's be constructive, and actually help eachother launch useful, polished products!

Drop a comment! (or DM?)

u/Low_Tank_4451 — 11 days ago

▲ 3 r/YouTubeShorts+1 crossposts

Hey all. Started an Italian language learning YouTube channel 5ish days ago. I've posted 2-3 times per day. Here are my stats at this point:

Average views: 346 (max 1.8k, min 141)
14 shorts
Average stayed to watch % = 23.4
Average view duration = 47.5%
Top video has 28.1% stayed to watch, and average 17/29s watched. Posted it yesterday and it really spiked overnight but has gotten 0 views in the past hour

My ealier videos seemed low quality to me, but had better underlying stats although lower views than my more recent videos.

I see people often say that 80% is the threshold for a "good" stayed to watch percent. But in the education niche, I wonder if there is a different standard to go "viral" amongst people who are interested in the niche? I have a lot of experimentation and research to do, of course, but 50%+ stayed to watch feels out of reach?

Would a niche like this have a core audience, and stats get dragged down by YouTube trying it on people who seem less likely to care about Italian learning content?

Or are my numbers concerning? Thanks

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u/Low_Tank_4451 — 14 days ago

▲ 1.5k r/italianlearning

u/Low_Tank_4451 — 15 days ago

▲ 3 r/italianlearning

*AI written/spoken and no human review at this point!*. Would love to get these reviewed by Italian writers/linguists in the future. But for now, I'm still picking up some vocab/grammar patterns and I've found these stories fairly engaging.

u/Low_Tank_4451 — 16 days ago

▲ 2 r/LearningItalian

I wanted an interesting, simple way to consume Italian language content in a way that sticks. For me, bilingual audiobooks/narrations are very useful - I immediately know whether my interpretation was reasonable, and can identify the meaning of words I haven't encountered. Then, I can relisten to just the Italian audio to reinforce my learning.

I want some thoughts. Does this concept seem useful to anyone else?

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u/Low_Tank_4451 — 19 days ago