Lingopie: Learn a Language

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Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.3 2094 ratings · App Store

1. 2/5Good luck

   I was very excited when I discovered this app. However, I was disappointed very soon. It’s very odd. I joined and everything seemed very cool. $200 for a lifetime subscription sounded like a great deal. Long story short, there was a billing glitch and every time I went to retry my card or update my info. Of course it would not let me. It just freezes so I ended up having to make another account. The same thing happened. eventually my third or fourth account worked. I’ll start off by saying the Netflix portion is very limited and you do need a Netflix account. A lot of the time the grammar index will not show up, glitches, translates improperly and advertises that they have more episodes of series that they do not. The biggest thing of all is that each time I tried to get help with my accounts support will send you an automatic message, saying they are working to help but you never hear from them again, there is no tech support system. Be careful for what membership you do because when I logged in on Google they wanted to charge me $200 for an annual membership. When I login on the app it’s 200 for life. That is very odd and overall, I am disappointed that’s funny.

   rich977865 · 6 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Not that much content

   I’ve had this app for over a year now and over that time, not much changes. Hardly any new offerings. Just the same shows over and over on the interface. My target language is Spanish so it’s not exactly like they must comb the internet for crumbs of an obscure language. I’m genuinely suprised and disappointed by how little new is ever added and featured (or if it’d added it’s hidden that’s for sure). At this point I’m not really seeing what sets this app apart from Netflix. Also, like others I’ve noticed bugs here and there, which would be more excusable if it was showing my all this great content curated for me at my level. I have found some fun shows I wouldn’t have found otherwise - almost all Argentinian. But not much of anything from Spain (what I’m looking for). It’s great that you can use it with Netflix however, what they don’t tell you is that can only be done on a computer . So no iPad or phone- the two places I watch the most content. Id be happy if they invested in more content and had tbe developers spend some serious time working on the user experience and algorithms for what’s shown.

   anotherreviewtoread · 6 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Incredible potential, but a bit buggy

   Currently, I’m learning Spanish & French and utilize dozens of resources to integrate both languages into my daily life for learning. When I watch content in those languages, Lingopie is one of my favorite options, so much so I became a paid subscriber. I really enjoy the concept and offering of Lingopie however I feel as though every session on Lingopie that I’ve done, my experience is rarely smooth. Sometimes the subtitles don’t “fully” work. There will be a prompt to click it, but sometimes the add button disappears or it’s just unclickable. Sometimes the subtitles completely disappear, but the full script on the right screen stays, which is unfortunate because when that feature works I enjoy the option of quickly adding what I see on the screen. Sometimes integrating into Netflix/Disney takes two or three times of logging in, and I wish we could watch Disney and Netflix shows via the app, too. Overall, there’s always some issues with the app and desktop versions. I will say when using it on my tv via the Lingopie tv app there hasn’t been too much of an issue. I’m really excited to see these small (but kind of annoying issues) resolved because it’s a cool concept. But I’m not sure I’ll renew if they’re not fixed 😪

   tammymac12 · 6 Aug 2026

4. 3/5No real sorting option

   Lingopie has a lot of potential. However, I am at a beginner level for French and the sorting feature is absolutely horrid. You can only choose one option to filter. For example: under difficulty there is basic, moderate and expert. Under genres there are 16 categories. Under duration there are short, medium and long. However, of all those options, you can only pick one. If you wanted to focus on grammar or listening, then you would have to choose something and scroll through a bunch of videos hoping to find one that is suitable. Another annoying feature is the library feature. In order to add something to the library, you have to click into it and heart it as opposed to the ability to add it from the main screen. There are a lot of good introductory videos for grammar or foundational understanding that are not represented in the genre subsection neither. It is literally a bunch of videos thrown in a pool for picking. It would be nice if there was some type of algorithm or structure to support the learning in a pathway as opposed to being so free flowing.

   Elo Gato · 6 Aug 2026

5. 3/5OK Content, Bad Customer Service

   UPDATE: the developers of this app reached out, apologized, and issued a refund. I don’t think customers should have to write a bad review to get a dignified response, but I did want to provide an update and give them credit for ultimately resolving things fairly. The shows they offer in German are fine but not particularly entertaining - the kind of off-brand stuff you would have rented at the library as a kid, or watched in German class in high school. Worth a 3- or 3.5-star rating. However, the customer service was 1-star. I cancelled after my first month but noticed two months later that they kept charging me. When I inquired, they said there appeared to another account under my name with a typo in my email address. Probably some kind of error on my end, I’ll take full ownership for that. But, given that it was clearly a mistake and the fact that I hadn’t used the service since cancelling, I would expect some kind of offer to refund all or a portion of the accidental charges. I asked kindly for that and was offered nothing. The customer service rep instead referred me to their T’s & C’s and claimed there was no way around it. Long story short: OK product, less than OK customer service from a company that clearly care more about holding onto $24 than they do about making a good impression on their customers.

   EpicV27 · 6 Aug 2026

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