Make your language progress visible.

A free language learning tracker for the podcasts, books, lessons and apps you already use.

See how it works

This week

Sample data
Study time
4h 35m
Sessions
6
Active days
4
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun

Activity mix

  • Listening95m
  • Reading70m
  • Speaking45m
  • Vocabulary40m

Recent sessions

  • Japanese · Listening35m
  • Spanish · Reading20m
  • French · Speaking45m

Across LinguaTrackr

Totals from everyone using LinguaTrackr, not your account.

Hours logged
4,527
Sessions
5,426
Languages
22

Latest anonymised activity

  • French · Custom52m
  • Spanish · Immersion19m
  • Spanish · Immersion35m
  • Japanese · Vocabulary38m
  • Japanese · Vocabulary11m
  • Indonesian · Vocabulary11m

How it works

The numbers in these cards are examples.

Record

A podcast, a chapter, or an hour with your tutor.

Understand

See how the hours split across the week.

Reflect

Come back later and see what you were actually doing.

Log the study you already do

A Spanish series, a chapter of a novel, an Anki review, or a lesson with your tutor.

  • Listening

    Podcasts, films and audiobooks

  • Reading

    Novels, articles and manga

  • Speaking

    Tutor calls and language exchanges

  • Writing

    Journals, corrections and messages

  • Vocabulary

    Anki, word lists and reviews

  • Grammar

    Textbook exercises and drills

  • Immersion

    Time spent in the language itself

  • Learning apps

    The apps you already study with

  • Other

    Anything else you want to name

People log time in apps such as Duolingo, Anki, Babbel, Busuu, Memrise and LingQ. LinguaTrackr is not affiliated with or endorsed by those products.

See where the hours go

One week can be mostly podcasts. The next can be mostly reading.

Example comparison

  • Listening

    95m · 42%

  • Reading

    70m · 31%

  • Speaking

    45m · 20%

  • Vocabulary

    15m · 7%

A record worth keeping.

Today’s listening session might not feel like much. A year from now, it’s part of a much bigger picture.

Example of a longer record

  • Early in the year. Mostly podcasts and shows.
  • A few months later. A novel starts to appear.
  • Further on. Tutor calls show up too.

Your data stays yours.

Download your sessions as CSV or JSON from the dashboard whenever you want a copy.

Already keeping a spreadsheet? Import the LinguaTrackr CSV template, or a previous export. You can preview the file first. Other layouts are not supported, and import is in beta.

Export formats

  • Session historyCSV
  • Session historyJSON

Questions

Is LinguaTrackr free?

Yes. Logging, goals, history, analytics and export are included.

Does this teach me a language?

No. It keeps a record of the study you already do. It does not replace a course, a tutor, or the apps you learn with.

What can I log?

Listening, reading, speaking, writing, vocabulary, grammar, immersion, learning apps, or an activity you name yourself. You can add a title, tags, notes, and counts such as pages, words or episodes.

Which languages are supported?

Dozens of languages are built in, and you can add your own. One account can follow several at once.

Can I import a spreadsheet?

Yes, from the LinguaTrackr CSV template or a previous LinguaTrackr export. You preview the file, then valid sessions are imported. Arbitrary third-party formats are not supported. Import is in beta.

Can I export my data?

Yes. Your session history downloads as CSV or JSON from the dashboard.

Who can see my study data?

Only you, by default. Sessions stay private unless you turn on a public profile. Session notes stay private even then.

What does XP measure?

Every logged minute earns 0.2 XP. Levels run from Beginner to Master and reflect time recorded, not fluency.

Every hour adds up.

Log the session you did today. A podcast, a chapter, or twenty minutes of Anki.