WordBoat

Learn through real language projects with audio, images, and practice.

Word Boat helps language projects stay organized around real content. Learners can jump into published lessons fast, while managers, editors, and recorders keep the same project growing over time.

Use the live language buttons below to go straight to a study-ready project, then move into its lessons, audio, images, and review tools.

Explore Languages Read the guide
Published learning projects

Explore Languages

Choose a language and jump straight into its published lessons, audio, practice tools, and main language page.

These buttons are generated from the live Word Boat language list and only show language projects that already have published lessons.

What Word Boat is for

WordBoat keeps each language project in one place.

Instead of splitting lessons, recordings, images, and study tools across separate pages and systems, Word Boat keeps them connected to the same language project from the start.

Study-ready language hubs

Each language can have its own language page, lesson buttons, review modes, progress tools, and public entry points.

Content that can grow

Projects can start small, then add more lessons, words, images, and recordings without losing their structure.

Shared workflow

Learners, managers, editors, and recorders can all work around the same project instead of using disconnected systems.

How it works

Built around real language work, not just a landing page.

The homepage gets people into the right language quickly. After that, the language page becomes the operating hub for lessons, study, media, and project-specific workflows.

Homepage first Use the homepage to find active languages that already have published lessons.
Language page next Use the language page for lessons, study modes, progress, and project-specific settings.
One project, many roles Learners study there, while managers and contributors keep the same project organized behind the scenes.
Who it is for

Word Boat works for learners and for the people building the project.

Different roles can share the same language project without losing track of what is public, what is unfinished, and what still needs work.

Learners

Start with a published language, use the lesson buttons, and review with audio, images, and text in one place.

Managers

Keep lessons, words, recordings, and media scoped to the right language so learners reach the right content quickly.

Editors and recorders

Contribute through the project workflow so recordings and other updates stay attached to the right words and lessons.

Need the big picture?

Open the guide for the practical workflow.

The guide explains where learners should begin, how managers should treat a language page, and how recorders and editors fit into the same system.