LearnInCI vs NidNoi

Around 150 hours of CI, long videos started to feel like a chore and I found myself struggling to stay focused. LearnInCI was born from hitting that wall—an opinionated set of tools for Comprehensible Input learners. LearnInCI turns long videos into short, swipeable chunks, making CI feel as effortless as scrolling through your daily feed. What it does: • Breaks long videos into short, focused chunks • Helps you build a habit with lightweight stats tracking • Designed to fit naturally into your routine No fancy features. No gamification. Just a small tool for the long journey. It’s still early, and I’m building this for a small group of learners including myself. Expect regular content updates and new features. See you at 1000. Privacy Policy: https://learninci.glitch.me/privacy-policy User Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

NidNoi helps you learn Thai, Mandarin Chinese, or Japanese a little every day. “Nid Noi” (นิดหน่อย) means “a little” in Thai — and that’s the idea: short, clear lessons that build real confidence over time. Pick a course on first launch; progress for each language is saved separately, and you can switch anytime in Settings. Thai — from the alphabet to real reading • Step-by-step course across five levels (A1 through C1–C2) • Guided alphabet in small batches — stroke animation, tracing, and short quizzes • Consonant classes, vowels, and tone marks with audio and review cards • 1,600+ vocabulary words with sound-by-sound breakdowns • 150 graded reading passages and 55 everyday dialogues • Grammar units, travel phrases, and classifier practice Mandarin Chinese — HSK-aligned path • Nineteen units across five levels (HSK 1→5 path, up to ~2,500 words) • Unit 1 foundations: four tones, pinyin map, stroke-order rules, first Hanzi to trace • Classroom-style lessons: dialogue → language points → vocabulary quiz → exercises • Soft unlock so later bands open as you finish most of the previous one Japanese — JLPT-aligned path • Nineteen units across five levels (JLPT N5→N1 path, up to ~6,000+ words) • Unit 1 foundations: writing systems, full kana charts, then hiragana and katakana in small row batches • Classroom-style lessons: dialogue → culture → vocabulary → language points → reading → exercises • Furigana readings and a clearer kanji-friendly typeface Built for daily practice • Flashcards with spaced repetition • Quizzes — vocabulary, listening, and reading comprehension • Cultural photo bites woven into every course • Study streaks and optional daily reminders • Share what you’re learning as story cards • Works offline — no account required • Optional sign-in to back up progress across devices Whether you’re traveling, living abroad, or simply curious, NidNoi makes starting feel approachable — one small step at a time. More features and learning content will continue to be added over time. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/