Spark

Import articles and YouTube videos into Spark with one click, and bring your vocabulary over from LingQ.

Spark turns anything you read or watch online into language practice, in one click. Spark is the easiest way to learn from the things you already read and watch, instead of exercises written for a beginner. Click the Spark button on any article or YouTube video and it is in your library, ready to read, with every word one click from its meaning. No copying links, no pasting text, no switching tabs. How? Just click the Spark button. Articles arrive clean and readable, without the ads and menus. YouTube videos arrive with their captions in seconds, so you can start reading a video almost as fast as you found it. Every import shows you where you stand: how many words you already know, how many are new, and which ones are worth your attention. The more you read, the better Spark knows your real level, and the better it matches what it gives you next. Then talk about what you just read. Spark keeps the conversation on the thing you imported and uses the words it just taught you, so you are practising language you have a reason to remember. That is the part that turns reading into speaking. Spark only does something when you click it. It stays out of the way until you want it, and it does not follow you around the web. Spark is for people who understand more of their language than they can actually use. You can read an article and get most of it, then go blank the moment someone talks to you. If that is the gap, Spark closes it with content you already want to read. You will need a Spark account. You can create one free at learnwithspark.io. Already use LingQ? Bring your words and your streak over in one click.