AI vocabulary extraction
Moreno reads whatever you import and pulls out the words, expressions and conjugations worth learning, normalised to their dictionary form so one review covers every inflection.
Features
Everything you need between “I watched it” and “I can say it”
Moreno covers the whole path: capture, extraction, retention, listening, and speaking, all driven by the content you chose.
Spaced repetition
Every word gets a schedule based on how well you recall it. Reviews arrive just before you would forget, which is where retention per minute is highest.
Listen & spell
Native-quality audio plus dictation. It trains the two skills textbooks separate: recognising a word by ear and reproducing it in writing.
AI scene practice
Role-play a real situation with an AI partner that uses your own vocabulary, so passive words become active ones.
Phone call practice
Voice-first conversation drills for the hardest real-world case: understanding someone you cannot see.
Grammar in context
Grammar topics are attached to the sentences you imported, so rules arrive with evidence instead of abstraction.
Daily practice sessions
A short mixed session of quizzes, fill-in-the-blank and writing, assembled from what is due today.
Works offline
Moreno installs as a progressive web app and keeps your library and reviews available without a connection.
How Moreno compares
Different tools solve different parts of the problem. Here is where Moreno sits.
| Approach | Material | Setup effort | Best at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gamified courses | Fixed, pre-written lessons | None | Absolute beginners and daily streaks |
| Manual flashcards | Whatever you type in yourself | High, every single day | Retention, if you keep it up |
| Watching with subtitles | Real, engaging content | None | Listening comfort, not recall |
| Moreno | Real content you chose | One click per source | Turning input into vocabulary you can actually produce |
Available in every supported language
Your next language is waiting.
Turn Netflix binges, YouTube rabbit holes and social media scrolling into real language progress.