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mLearn
Local-first language immersion app that knows what you know
mLearn is a free, source-available language immersion app. Watch videos with interactive subtitles and click any word for instant definitions, read manga and PDFs with real-time OCR, create sentence-mining flashcards automatically with screenshots and audio, and get explanations from an AI tutor that tracks what you know and adapts to your level. Review with built-in SRS or Anki sync. Works offline. Desktop for Windows, macOS and Linux; PWA for mobile.
Hi PH! I'm Adrian, a student at EPFL, and I built mLearn because I wanted to learn Japanese by watching anime and reading manga without stitching together five tools and a subscription.
It's local-first: you drag in a video or open a manga/PDF, and everything, interactive subtitles with hover lookups, real-time OCR, the AI tutor, text-to-speech, even speech-to-text, runs on your machine. While you watch and read, mLearn passively tracks every word you encounter and builds a model of what you know, so reviews and the tutor adapt to you. Struggling words flow into spaced repetition automatically, into Anki if you already use it (AnkiConnect), or into the built-in SRS if you don't.
Cloud features (heavier models, voice cloning, device sync) are optional and free, with monthly quotas as anti-abuse limits rather than paid plans, but offline is the default. Windows/macOS/Linux + iOS/Android companions. Source-available under the Sustainable Use License.
I'd love to hear what content you'd learn with, I'm around all day for questions!
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About mLearn on Product Hunt
“Local-first language immersion app that knows what you know”
mLearn was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #118 on the daily leaderboard. mLearn is a free, source-available language immersion app. Watch videos with interactive subtitles and click any word for instant definitions, read manga and PDFs with real-time OCR, create sentence-mining flashcards automatically with screenshots and audio, and get explanations from an AI tutor that tracks what you know and adapts to your level. Review with built-in SRS or Anki sync. Works offline. Desktop for Windows, macOS and Linux; PWA for mobile.
mLearn was featured in Productivity (658.2k followers), Languages (14.4k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (475.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 270.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Adrian
Hi PH! I'm Adrian, a student at EPFL, and I built mLearn because I wanted to learn Japanese by watching anime and reading manga without stitching together five tools and a subscription.
It's local-first: you drag in a video or open a manga/PDF, and everything, interactive subtitles with hover lookups, real-time OCR, the AI tutor, text-to-speech, even speech-to-text, runs on your machine. While you watch and read, mLearn passively tracks every word you encounter and builds a model of what you know, so reviews and the tutor adapt to you. Struggling words flow into spaced repetition automatically, into Anki if you already use it (AnkiConnect), or into the built-in SRS if you don't.
Cloud features (heavier models, voice cloning, device sync) are optional and free, with monthly quotas as anti-abuse limits rather than paid plans, but offline is the default. Windows/macOS/Linux + iOS/Android companions. Source-available under the Sustainable Use License.
I'd love to hear what content you'd learn with, I'm around all day for questions!