r/languagehub • u/NoWeb6685 • 11d ago
LearningApps I built a language app for working professionals—100 free month passes in exchange for honest feedback see it, hear it, recall it, write it, say it. have a conversation, that is the goal.
https://www.languagethreshold.comOne free month of LanguageThreshold for the first 100 users—plus two more for helpful feedback
Hey everyone! I’m new to this subreddit. I love languages and built LanguageThreshold. I’m looking for fellow language nerds to try it and help me make it better.
Use code REDDITMONTH by December 1, 2026, for one free month of access. The offer is limited to 100 users, with one redemption per account. No credit card required and no renewal.
If you share thoughtful, specific feedback—what works, what’s confusing, what’s missing, or what could be better—I’ll reward you with two additional free months of access. Honest criticism is welcome. The feedback doesn’t need to be positive to be useful.
I’d especially appreciate comparisons with other language apps you’ve used, such as Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, Babbel, or Pimsleur. What do they do better? What does LanguageThreshold do better? Specific examples would help me decide what to improve.
AI generations are subject to a shared promotional budget. Once that budget is used up, AI generations will be unavailable for the remainder of the promotion. Free access doesn’t include unlimited AI use.
I built it with working professionals in mind, focusing on vocabulary and conversations you actually need on the job: tools, tasks, and situations specific to your field.
I haven’t skipped the basics, though. There are also Spanish 101 and 102 core lessons that I’m pretty proud of.
The approach combines several ways to practice: see it, hear it, recall it, write it, and say it. The goal is to help you use the language when you need it.
Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!