English vocabulary, with a story
Learn the words behind your favorite stories.
That movie you want to watch. That book you want to read. Turn them into learning goals, and build the English vocabulary to enjoy them.
For Android. Built around your interests and your pace.

Your next learning goal.
Less random vocabulary.
More English you actually want to use.
- Movies
- TV series
- Books
- Topics you love
A little practice.
A bigger world of stories.
Give your learning a reason. Goalingo connects the words you study to the content you care about.
Pick your next story
Choose a movie, series, book, or topic as your goal. Learn vocabulary that belongs to that world.
Make the words stick
Practice with definitions, examples, and pronunciation. Spaced repetition brings words back for review.
See your understanding grow
Follow your vocabulary progress and comprehension for each goal. Then return to the story with more confidence.

Not just a word.
A way to remember it.
A definition gives you the meaning. An example gives you the context. Regular reviews help you keep both.
- Review at the right time
- Spaced repetition adjusts review intervals as you learn, so you can focus on the words that need practice.
- Set a pace you can keep
- Choose your daily new-word workload. Review due words first, then add something new.
- Make progress visible
- Track retention, word maturity, and comprehension instead of wondering how far you have come.
Meet your new
learning routine.
A closer look at Goalingo. Real screens from the Android app, from your first goal to your next review.
Scroll through the screens, or select one to view the full image.








Before you
start your story.
Have another question?
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What can I learn with Goalingo?
Goalingo helps you build English vocabulary around movies, TV series, books, and topics. Each goal connects your practice to content you want to understand.
How does spaced repetition work?
Words return at scheduled intervals. When you remember a word, its next review can move further away. If you find it difficult, you will practice it again sooner.
How many new words should I learn each day?
Start with a workload you can keep up with. Around 10 new words a day is a starting point suggested in our learning guide. Adjust it as your review workload changes.
Can I work on more than one goal?
Yes. You can learn from several goals, though focusing on one or two can make it easier to keep a steady routine.
Your next story starts
with a few new words.
Pick something you love. Build the vocabulary to enjoy it.
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