Diglot Weave
Mix a little of the new language into text you already understand. Raise the mix as you grow — a classroom idea from Burling’s diglot-weave tradition, adapted for modern feeds.
Still in development · Coming soon
ScrollCha weaves new words into Instagram, Reddit, and the news — right when you pause to read. An early MVP — we’re still building.
How it works
Open the apps you already use. ScrollCha turns authentic text into gentle, bilingual immersion — no separate textbook tab.
Pick your languages and level. Launch immersion from home or Quick Settings.
Instagram, Reddit, news, chat — whatever is on your screen stays yours.
When you stop to read, ScrollCha highlights and weaves target-language words into the text you already understand.
Density follows your level: gentle at the start, richer as you get comfortable. Always just a little beyond where you are.
Product preview
Real screens from the build in progress — home, personalize, and diglot weave on Instagram and the news. Features and polish still evolving.
Research backbone
ScrollCha is not another flashcard treadmill. It follows learning science that favors comprehensible, low-stress exposure in real reading.
Mix a little of the new language into text you already understand. Raise the mix as you grow — a classroom idea from Burling’s diglot-weave tradition, adapted for modern feeds.
Acquisition thrives when input is mostly known with a light stretch — Krashen’s i+1 idea. ScrollCha keeps weave density in that band so reading stays clear, not overwhelming.
Comfortable reading needs most words already familiar. We cap how much we weave so the page still feels readable while new vocabulary sneaks in.
Anxiety blocks learning. ScrollCha is solo, pause-triggered, and on your terms — no partner judgment, no forced drills mid-scroll.
Words return as you keep scrolling the content you care about. Repeated, meaningful encounters beat one-off vocabulary lists.
Authentic posts and articles beat fake textbook dialogues. You practice the language where you’ll actually use it — inside everyday digital life.
Why ScrollCha
People open a language app for practice, then Instagram for real life. Those worlds never meet. Fluency stalls. ScrollCha closes the gap.
Coming soon
ScrollCha is in active development — not a public launch yet. Follow along at scrollcha.com while the MVP grows.