Cosecha: Harvest your Spanish

You caught a word at the bar. Someone used it again in a meeting. By the evening it's gone, and you'll meet it again next week as if for the first time. Cosecha is for expats already surrounded by Spanish. Not a course, not a word list someone else wrote — a way to keep the Spanish you're already standing in. SAY IT, DON'T TYPE IT Open the app and talk. One long, rambling voice note about everything you picked up today: the phrase the waiter used, the rule from class, the word your colleague keeps saying. Messy is fine. Cosecha transcribes it and works out what you were actually trying to learn. Every distinct word and rule becomes its own card, with the meaning, an example you'd really hear, and a correction where you'd got it slightly wrong. One note can become eight cards. Typing works too, if you can't talk right now. PRACTICE THAT KNOWS WHAT YOU FORGET Spaced repetition, so a word comes back just before you'd lose it. Rate a card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and Cosecha does the scheduling. The ones you're losing come round quickly. The ones you've got leave you alone for weeks. DISCOVER: GROW FROM WHAT YOU KNOW Words you rate Easy become seeds. Cosecha builds new sentences around them at your level, and each sentence carries a few words just beyond it. Tap one you don't know and it joins your Library. Your vocabulary widens from what you already own, rather than from a syllabus. BRING WHAT YOU'VE ALREADY GOT Import an existing deck from a .txt, .csv or .tsv file. Or start from the 54 common words built in — what to say at the bar, the paperwork words nobody teaches you, and the false friends that have embarrassed everyone (embarazada does not mean embarrassed). YOUR CARDS STAY YOURS Everything syncs through your own iCloud account, across your iPhone and iPad. Your cards are not stored on our servers, and nobody else can see them. No account to create, no password, no sign-in — open the app and it works. A NOTE ON WHICH SPANISH Cosecha is built for Castilian Spanish as it's spoken in Spain — the vocabulary, the vosotros, the tone. Useful elsewhere, but that's what it knows best. Privacy Policy: https://getcosecha.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://getcosecha.com/terms