La noche antes del partido, Tomás no pudo cerrar los ojos.
El portero que no dormía
Because you follow fútbol
The library
The internet has infinite Spanish. What it doesn’t have is a shelf. We built one, sorted by accent and by what you can actually understand.
















Simplify
Every text you open is measured against your vocabulary first. If it's out of reach, Lemmesa offers it a rung lower. Same piece, same meaning.
The tutor
Tap a word for the meaning. Ask for the why. The answer comes from the sentence you’re in, not from a dictionary.
The extension
One click captures the line, the audio, the moment. Flashcards from what you actually watched.
Después de muchas entrevistas, por fin el trabajo que quería.
to get, to obtain
After many interviews, she finally got the job she wanted.
Review
Lemmesa never shows you a word on its own. Every word, every card lands inside a natural sentence, in the context you met it.
Due today
Scheduled by FSRS‑5Already on Anki? Take the deck with you. Export any time — cards, audio and images intact.
Sessions
Set the time and the mix. Lemmesa assembles a sitting that fits, entirely from material scored to your level.
Tonight I have
Create
Made from what you read yesterday, tuned to your level, your interests, and the words you nearly know. Or ask for something of your own and it's ready in minutes.
La noche antes del partido, Tomás no pudo cerrar los ojos.
Because you follow fútbol
Uses 5 words you saved this week
Because you follow naturaleza y animales
Progress
See the words you’ve made yours, the time you’ve put in, and how close you are to understanding the next level.
At this pace, B1 reading lands in late September, listening in October.
Pricing
Native content, made comprehensible
Free during beta. Lock $15/mo for life.
No card, no charge — invites go out in list order
No. The core deck starts from zero and A1 texts assume nothing. If you already read some Spanish, a one-minute check sets your starting point so you skip what you know.
Duolingo teaches you Spanish in Duolingo. Lemmesa points you at Spanish that already exists — the shows, podcasts and books you’d want anyway — and scores every piece against the words you know. Against LingQ, the difference is what happens when something is too hard: LingQ hands you a dictionary, Lemmesa rewrites the text to your level.
Yes. Paste any article, book, YouTube video or podcast and Lemmesa grades it against your vocabulary. Written material that’s out of reach can be simplified down to your level. Video and audio can’t be rewritten without breaking sync with the sound, so there the help is ranking and glosses rather than rewriting.
Only for streaming (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and HBO Max) and for articles behind a login. Everything else, including YouTube, imports from inside the app.
A one-minute check at signup gives a starting estimate. After that your reading corrects it. Every text you finish updates what Lemmesa thinks you know, so the number stops being a guess.
One sitting a night is the design target, around 20 to 30 minutes. There’s no streak and nothing to lose if you skip a day.
Everything. Imports, simplification, the ranked library, the tutor, three new pieces each morning, and the core deck. Free while the beta lasts. When we launch, the founding list pays $15 and never more.
Spanish today. The vocabulary model is built for Romance languages, so more are coming.
The library
The internet has infinite Spanish. What it doesn’t have is a shelf. We built one, sorted by accent and by what you can actually understand.
















Simplify
Every text you open is measured against your vocabulary first. If it's out of reach, Lemmesa offers it a rung lower. Same piece, same meaning.
The tutor
Tap a word for the meaning. Ask for the why. The answer comes from the sentence you’re in, not from a dictionary.
The extension
One click captures the line, the audio, the moment. Flashcards from what you actually watched.
Review
Lemmesa never shows you a word on its own. Every word, every card lands inside a natural sentence, in the context you met it.
Después de muchas entrevistas, por fin consiguió el trabajo que quería.
to get, to obtain
verb
After many interviews, she finally got the job she wanted.
Due today
Scheduled by FSRS‑5Already on Anki? Take the deck with you. Export any time — cards, audio and images intact.
Sessions
Set the time and the mix. Lemmesa assembles a sitting that fits, entirely from material scored to your level.
Tonight I have
Create
Made from what you read yesterday, tuned to your level, your interests, and the words you nearly know. Or ask for something of your own and it's ready in minutes.
La noche antes del partido, Tomás no pudo cerrar los ojos.
Because you follow fútbol
Uses 5 words you saved this week
Because you follow naturaleza y animales
Progress
See the words you’ve made yours, the time you’ve put in, and how close you are to understanding the next level.
At this pace, B1 reading lands in late September, listening in October.
Pricing
Native content, made comprehensible
Free during beta. Lock $15/mo for life.
No card, no charge — invites go out in list order
No. The core deck starts from zero and A1 texts assume nothing. If you already read some Spanish, a one-minute check sets your starting point so you skip what you know.
Duolingo teaches you Spanish in Duolingo. Lemmesa points you at Spanish that already exists — the shows, podcasts and books you’d want anyway — and scores every piece against the words you know. Against LingQ, the difference is what happens when something is too hard: LingQ hands you a dictionary, Lemmesa rewrites the text to your level.
Yes. Paste any article, book, YouTube video or podcast and Lemmesa grades it against your vocabulary. Written material that’s out of reach can be simplified down to your level. Video and audio can’t be rewritten without breaking sync with the sound, so there the help is ranking and glosses rather than rewriting.
Only for streaming (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and HBO Max) and for articles behind a login. Everything else, including YouTube, imports from inside the app.
A one-minute check at signup gives a starting estimate. After that your reading corrects it. Every text you finish updates what Lemmesa thinks you know, so the number stops being a guess.
One sitting a night is the design target, around 20 to 30 minutes. There’s no streak and nothing to lose if you skip a day.
Everything. Imports, simplification, the ranked library, the tutor, three new pieces each morning, and the core deck. Free while the beta lasts. When we launch, the founding list pays $15 and never more.
Spanish today. The vocabulary model is built for Romance languages, so more are coming.
A note from the founder
Spanish is why I have a real relationship with my family in Venezuela. Getting there was harder than it should have been. There's endless material out there and no clear path through it, so you spend more time deciding what to study than actually reading and listening to the language. I'm building Lemmesa so the next person gets there faster.

Kyle Montiel-Berner · building Lemmesa
Read Spanish for ten minutes and see how far it gets you.
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