Log the week you actually lived
Two episodes, twenty minutes of Anki, an hour with a tutor: record all three with titles, tags, and the metrics that fit each activity.
A free language learning tracker for immersion, apps, reading, tutoring, and study. Log sessions in one place and see hours, trends, and a long-term record of your progress.
Illustrative preview of the analytics you get after logging sessions.
Recent anonymised sessions from people keeping a real learning record. No usernames, notes, or private details — just language, activity type, and duration.
Chhattisgarhi · Reading
20mDutch · Reading
21mTurkish · Listening
51mGerman · Reading
53mGerman · Grammar
37mGerman · Speaking
1h 10mYou study regularly but cannot say how many hours you put in. The work lives across apps, media, tutors, and notes. LinguaTrackr does not teach a language. It sits alongside whatever you already use and turns those sessions into a clear record.
Two episodes, twenty minutes of Anki, an hour with a tutor: record all three with titles, tags, and the metrics that fit each activity.
Your dashboard shows whether listening rose, reading disappeared, or this month beat the last one — not just that a streak stayed lit.
Set the next daily or weekly goal from what you actually managed, instead of guessing from memory or app XP.
Study history stays with your account. Share a public profile only if you choose. Export CSV or JSON when you want an offline copy.
Already tracking in a spreadsheet? Import your LinguaTrackr-compatible CSV, preview your sessions, and move your existing study history across without re-entering everything.
Import accepts the LinguaTrackr template or a LinguaTrackr export — not arbitrary third-party spreadsheet layouts. Session import is currently in beta.
Anime, podcasts, series, novels, tutor calls: log what you already do. LinguaTrackr totals the hours so you can tell whether your routine is moving.

Example · This month
38h 20mlogged
Example sessions
Spy x Family S2
Listening
呪術廻戦 vol. 12
Reading
Nihongo Con Teppei
Listening
Log shows, films, and podcasts you already watch. See listening minutes, reading pages, and tutor time add up on your dashboard.
Track telenovelas, podcasts, audiobooks, and tutor calls together. Your totals show how much Spanish you actually processed this week.

Example · This month
26h 05mlogged
Example sessions
Radio Ambulante
Listening
La Casa de Papel
Listening
italki conversation
Speaking

Example · This month
31h 40mlogged
Example sessions
Extraordinary Attorney Woo
Listening
Solo Leveling webtoon
Reading
KBS News clip
Listening
Variety clips, webtoons, and study streams all count. Log each session once and watch listening and reading totals grow.
98+ languages supported — plus custom languages you add yourself.
Nine activity types across languages, with optional titles, tags, notes, and quantity metrics such as pages, words, or episodes. Log immersion and practice the way you already study.
Podcasts, films, audiobooks, and passive exposure
Books, articles, manga, and subtitles — minutes, pages, or words
Tutor calls, language exchange, and shadowing
Journaling, corrections, and deliberate practice
Flashcards, word lists, and review sessions
Drills, explanations, and focused study
Native media and mixed input — minutes or episodes
Log time in learning apps you already use
Examples people log: Duolingo, Busuu, Babbel, Anki — not affiliated or endorsed.
Name your own activity when the defaults do not fit
The activity matrix shows daily contact across a full year, so you can spot gaps and stretches of steady work. Pair it with goals when you want a clearer target based on what you actually logged.
Example streaks for illustration. Your dashboard shows your own consistency.
Estimate weeks of steady study against LinguaTrackr’s cumulative-time level bands. No account required — a planning aid, not a fluency promise.
LinguaTrackr is a tracker, not a teaching platform. Core logging, history, goals, and analytics are free. Export CSV or JSON from the dashboard for backups or analysis outside the app. No forced methodology — log the learning approach you already follow.
No credit card. Bring the learning you already do — apps, tutors, books, and media.