Lingopie

Streaming service of foreign TV shows with interactive subtitles for language learners.

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Alternatives ranked: 5
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About Lingopie

Lingopie is a streaming library built for learners. It offers thousands of foreign-language TV shows, films, podcasts and books, mostly licensed independent and local productions, played with dual interactive subtitles: tap any word for a translation, save it to flashcards, and replay lines at slower speed. Quizzes and review turn saved words into practice. It covers 15 languages, and yearly or lifetime plans unlock all of them, with a free trial to start; it also sells school licences. Compared with Migaku or Language Reactor it is a closed catalogue rather than a layer over Netflix, which means less setup but fewer famous shows. Beginners will struggle with native-speed TV, so it works best from upper-beginner level up. It runs on the web, iOS and Android. Lingopie suits learners who want to learn by watching shows without hunting for content.

Best for: Upper-beginner and intermediate learners who want to learn by watching TV.

What works

Ready-made library with interactive dual subtitles
Saved words become flashcards and quizzes
Lifetime plan available

Why people leave

Catalogue lacks well-known shows
Native-speed content is hard for beginners
No real free tier beyond the trial

Top Lingopie alternatives

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1
Migaku
Use Netflix and YouTube with interactive subtitles and flashcards.
66.5
2
FluentU
Short curated clips with quizzes, gentler for beginners.
62.6
3
LingQ
Reading and listening library with imports from video.
59.6
4
Memrise
Bite-sized native-speaker clips for beginners.
57.2
5
Readlang
Cheap way to read web articles with click translations.
55.3

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Lingopie: common questions

Is Lingopie free?

No, Lingopie is a paid product.

Is Lingopie open source?

No, Lingopie is not open source.

What platforms does Lingopie run on?

Lingopie is available for Web, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to Lingopie?

The highest-ranked Lingopie alternatives right now are Migaku, FluentU and LingQ. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Lingopie facts

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Languages: 15; Checked Oct 25, 2026lingopie.com(opens source in a new tab); “A Lingopie subscription gives you unlimited access to 5,000+ exclusive TV shows, podcasts, and books across 15 languages.”
Library: 5,000+ shows, podcasts and books; Checked Oct 25, 2026lingopie.com(opens source in a new tab); “A Lingopie subscription gives you unlimited access to 5,000+ exclusive TV shows, podcasts, and books across 15 languages.”
Multi-language access: All languages on yearly or lifetime plans; Checked Oct 25, 2026lingopie.com(opens source in a new tab); “With a yearly or lifetime plan, you get full access to all 15 languages on Lingopie.”