We’re building Ono, an AI companion that learns about you as you learn.Join us and explore the world with Ono!
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Learn something new. Enjoy what you love. Pick up a language.
We’re building a family of four products, each with a different role in your day—so language can grow through the knowledge you explore and the entertainment you enjoy.
When you want to go deeper
A home for focused learning. Explore content you care about, understand it more deeply, and return to what you’ve learned.
Alongside your everyday work
A companion for time at your computer. Make sense of unfamiliar language as you read, research, and follow your interests.
For the moments in between
Take language into your day. Listen on a commute, read during a break, and make a little time for practice wherever you are.
Right where curiosity takes you
Bring language support to the pages you visit. Keep discovering ideas, enjoying stories, and learning from the content already in front of you.
Learn through what you love. We’re developing Ono to remember your journey, understand your progress, and be there with a learning plan shaped around you.
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The ideas that inspire how we learn.
These ideas inspire us to build Lingono around what you love, helping you develop language skills as you explore the world and enjoy its stories.
Linguist and professor emeritus at USC
Understanding comes first.
Comprehensible input inspires us to make real language easier to understand, with room to discover something new.
Explore the research (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
Polyglot and co-founder of LingQ
Let curiosity lead.
His approach inspires us to put interests first and encourage plenty of listening and reading on topics we enjoy.
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Author of Atomic Habits
Small steps. Lasting habits.
James Clear’s ideas remind us to make starting easy and build small learning habits that fit into everyday life.
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Author of Fluent Forever
Make language memorable.
Gabriel Wyner’s methods inform how we connect words with sounds and meaningful associations, then revisit them through spaced repetition.
Read an excerpt (PDF) (opens in a new tab)Tell us what is working, what could be better, or what you would like Lingono to build next.
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Email: feedback@lingono.com
