LingoTunes

Learn Languages Through Music

AI-generated songs tailored to your level.

Pick a language and level, press play, and sing along with karaoke subtitles and instant translation. Learning that feels closer to Spotify than a course app.

Download LingoTunes on the App Store

How it works

1

Pick your language & level

Choose from 8 languages and your level from A1 to C2. Change it any time — content reloads instantly, no settings screen.

2

Play a song

Every song is generated for a specific learning objective, like French · A2 · Food. Tap a category, pick a song, press play.

3

Sing along

Follow karaoke subtitles in your target language with an instant translation beneath. Sentences advance with the audio and cross-fade smoothly.

Everything you need to learn by ear

Karaoke player

An immersive full-screen player with three visual styles — Frost, Aurora, and Ink. Adjustable lyric size and a persistent speed control from 0.2× to 1.5×.

Spaced-repetition review

Finished songs move into a smart review queue that resurfaces them before you forget — driven by how often you listen and how long it's been.

Stats dashboard

Track listening time, songs completed, vocabulary learned, your streak, and a breakdown of the languages you study.

Offline downloads

Download songs to listen offline — on the train, on a flight, or anywhere without signal.

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Frequently asked questions

What is LingoTunes?
LingoTunes is a language-learning app that teaches you through AI-generated songs with karaoke-style subtitles. You learn naturally by listening to music tailored to your language, level, and topic.
How does learning with music work?
Each song is written for a specific objective — a language, a CEFR level, and a topic such as Food or Travel. You follow the lyrics in your target language with a translation underneath, and the melody helps the vocabulary stick.
Which languages are supported?
LingoTunes supports English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Dutch, German, and Russian, across levels A1 through C2.
What happens if I listen every day, or just a few times a week?
A few songs a day builds real momentum: you hear the same high-frequency words in different contexts, and the melody makes them easy to recall. Even 10–15 minutes daily adds up to hundreds of words a month. Three times a week still works well — the spaced-repetition review brings songs back just before you'd forget them, so your progress holds between sessions.

Start learning today

Download LingoTunes on the App Store