
LoquiAI is a language learning app that connects vocabulary acquisition to media users love. Users swipe through flashcards (demo shown on first use) and can instantly pull in words from Spotify songs. Daily challenges and notifications keep users engaged, and progress is tracked.
Most apps teach vocabulary in isolation, making it hard to use in real life. Users feel disconnected and unmotivated.

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LoquiAI lets users import vocabulary from media in seconds. A streak counter and charts show progress. Each song or show displays a completion pie chart. A Chrome extension immerses users in native-language websites, highlighting known words.
Users want practical language skills from media they already enjoy.
We designed a “media-to-flashcard” experience and envisioned progression from smaller vocab sets (songs) to larger (movies).
The UI shows a streak counter and progress charts. Users swipe cards and unlock new segments after completing previous ones.
As users complete stages, they unlock larger content. Payment tiers apply as they move up.
The Chrome extension switches users to native-language websites, showing how many words they already know on the page.
This is built on assumptions. Once launched, user input will guide the product’s evolution. Ultimately, LoquiAI aims to be a tool shaped by practical, real-world language needs.

Img2: Team loqui 2021 summer Okstate app competition

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