LingQ vs TextLingo 2

LingQ is a language-learning service built around reading and listening to real-world content, with new words learned in context. It offers 52 languages, a placement test, personalized review and offline lessons. Its browser importer can turn content from YouTube, Netflix, TikTok, Spotify, Apple TV, Disney+ and Amazon Prime into lessons. LingQ is available on the web, Android and iOS, with a browser extension for Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. The free membership allows 20 saved words and phrases, five lessons made from imported content and one audio playlist. Premium membership provides unlimited saved words and imported lessons, full sentence translations and offline access. Premium is listed at $215.76 per year, billed upfront for the selected duration and recurring until canceled; Premium Plus is $269.99 per year on the same billing basis. Paid membership is also noted from $8.99/mo (annual). Users can change or cancel plans at any time, and trial or subscription auto-renewal can be canceled.

TextLingo 2 is a language-learning service built around videos, articles and novels chosen by the learner. Its AI examines imported articles, lyrics and news for vocabulary, grammar and context, while an assistant explains grammar, context and cultural nuances. The service lists 100 languages, offline lessons and speech practice across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. Mobile apps support local downloads, offline use, smart reminders, voice recognition, pronunciation correction, voice input and translation; progress syncs across devices. Video learning and structured Japanese courses are marked coming soon. The FREE plan costs nothing and includes 1,000 credits, five article analyses, two novels and 1,000 flashcard memorization quota. PLUS costs $49 a month, PRO $79 a month and MAX $149 a month, with larger quotas and MAX support.