Track real exposure
Log listening, reading, speaking, writing, vocabulary, grammar, and custom immersion sessions in one place.
Comprehensible input tracker
Measure comprehensible input hours with less friction.
LinguaTrackr helps input-based learners record listening, reading, and other exposure so the effort behind acquisition becomes visible over weeks, months, and years.
comprehensible input tracker
Record input from podcasts, audiobooks, videos, graded readers, articles, and subtitles.
Track minutes, pages, difficulty, notes, and language-specific history.
Review consistency without turning language acquisition into a noisy game.
Built for input-heavy language learners
LinguaTrackr is not another lesson app. It is a measurement layer for the learning you already do with native media, tutors, books, podcasts, flashcards, and real conversations.
Review calm analytics
See totals, trends, streaks, activity balance, and long-term consistency without turning study into noisy gamification.
Own your learning data
Keep your profile private by default, make progress public only when you choose, and export your history on Pro.
When it helps
Use LinguaTrackr when you want evidence that your routine is actually moving, not just a vague sense that you studied.
Listening volume
Log active and passive listening sessions, then review how much understandable audio you are getting each week.
Reading progress
Record books, articles, manga, subtitles, and pages read so reading input sits beside your listening data.
Difficulty awareness
Mark sessions as easy, just right, or challenging so you can spot whether your input is staying useful.
Long-term acquisition
Use cumulative totals and activity patterns to see whether your routine supports the thousands of hours language acquisition often needs.
Common questions
Short answers for learners comparing trackers, spreadsheets, and app dashboards.
Can I use LinguaTrackr for comprehensible input?
Yes. LinguaTrackr is designed for learners who want to track real input from listening, reading, native media, and conversations.
Does the app decide whether input is comprehensible?
No. You log the activity and difficulty based on your own judgement, then use the dashboard to review patterns over time.
Can I track pages as well as minutes?
Yes. Reading sessions can include pages read, while other activities can be tracked by time and notes.
Daily logs become useful history
Start with one session today.
Add your first language, log a real activity, and let your dashboard build up from honest learning data.