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You don't learn French. You get used to it.

The only effort is showing up. You watch short French you can actually follow, and the platform remembers every word for you, then brings it back right before you'd forget it.

La Boulangerie
Le Marché
La Librairie
La Fromagerie
  • 5–20

    min sessions

  • 7

    free videos

  • 0

    decisions to make

  • 0

    grammar rules

Each video is a tiny French-speaking world

A bakery. A train station. A market. Each scene is slow, visual, full of repetition, and built so someone who knows zero French can follow and understand.

Finally, a library that starts from zero

Plenty of comprehensible input exists for Japanese and Spanish. For French? Almost nothing slow enough for a real beginner — there's only so much Peppa Pig an adult can take.

  • You see what's happening on screen, so you follow from the very first video.
  • No prior vocabulary. No dictionary open in another tab.
  • You understand almost everything now — the rest fills in over time.

A daily habit, and nothing to catch what you learn

Watching without a memory system is a bucket with a hole in it. Every word leaks out days later, and you meet it again like a stranger. That was never a willpower problem — it's a memory problem.

Your memory, handled

Every word you meet is filed away and handed back right before you'd forget it. You watch — the timing takes care of itself.

01

Watch

Pick 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes and press start. Short videos play with built-in pauses. You follow along in French using the scene and the subtitles, without translating in your head. That's the only choice you make all session.

02

The platform remembers

Behind the scenes, every keyword you meet gets tracked, quietly, with no extra work from you. During the pauses, a word or two comes back as a quick prompt. Tap to reveal the answer and hear it. Nothing to grade, nothing to get wrong.

03

Words come back at the right time

When a word is about to slip away, it returns in a later pause, right when it matters most. Meet it enough times and it's yours: it moves to “remembered” and only checks in once in a while.

Calm by design

Nothing here to defend, nothing to lose. You relax — and a relaxed brain absorbs more.

Nothing to keep alive

No points, no ranking, no red dot nagging you, no growing pile of overdue words.

Miss a day, lose nothing

Skip as long as you like. Nothing is lost or held against you — when you come back, the right words are simply waiting.

The only numbers go up

Three counts that grow and can never drop: words you've met, words you've kept, and minutes of French you've spent.

Why watching, then being reminded, actually works

Two ideas, backed by 40 years of research, do all the work here.

You understand real French

You hear French and see what it means. Your brain absorbs it in context — the way it actually picks up a language, no rules or drills.

Words come back on time

Each word returns just as it's about to fade. That timing is what moves it into long-term memory — and the platform handles it for you.

Read more about the method →

We acquire language when we understand what people tell us, not how they say it.

Stephen KrashenLinguist, 40 years of research on language acquisition

Simple pricing

One membership, everything included, from $10.75/mo billed yearly. New accounts start with a free 7-day trial, no card needed.

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Frequently asked questions

No. The library is built so a true beginner can start from zero and follow along using context, not translation. The French comes along for the ride.
Every word and phrase you meet gets tracked automatically. When you're likely to forget one, it comes back to you in a short prompt during a pause, with the answer and audio revealed. You never have to plan any of this yourself.
Because a habit only helps if something catches what you learn. Watching without a memory system means the same words leak away and you re-meet them as strangers. Here the words come back on their own, right before they'd fade, so the hours you put in actually add up.
Short by design. The pauses are seconds, and the optional Review flow is a couple of minutes, not an assignment. It's built to fit a real day.
Those hand you rules to memorize and boxes to tick. Here you watch French you can understand, and the platform quietly remembers your words and brings them back at the right time. No points, no ranking, nothing to keep alive. You just show up.
Because comprehensible input already exists for those languages, and barely exists for French at the true-beginner stage. We're building the thing we kept seeing people ask for and not find.
Yes. Every new account starts with a free 7-day trial, no card required. And 7 videos are free to watch without an account at all.

The only effort is showing up.

You watch. We remember, bring words back, and time the reviews for you. Start with a free 7-day trial, no card needed.