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How it works

Three seconds of classroom time.

A first-grade teacher opens a lesson. Three moments. About six seconds of class time. No accounts, no logins, no interruption.

At the board
09 : 42

Teacher writes three letters — MRK — on the board. Students open their Chromebooks.

In their language
09 : 43

Amina types her name, taps اردو. The lesson loads in Urdu.

On the vocabulary
09 : 48

Teacher taps “seed.” Amina sees بیج with audio, image, and a sentence.

Try it with your class

Free to try · takes ~15 minutes to set up a lesson

The four steps, in detail

No accounts for students. Works on the Chromebooks your school already has.

  1. 01

    Upload what you already teach

    Paste text, drop in a PDF, or upload a slide deck. Multilinguals extracts the vocabulary students will struggle with, not a generic word list. You review and edit before class, adding pronunciation notes or swapping in the word you actually use.

  2. 02

    Students join with a code

    Three letters on the board. No logins, no passwords, no roster setup. Students type their first name, pick a language, and they're in.

  3. 03

    Activate terms as you teach

    When you say a key word, tap it. Students see a card in their home language with image, audio, and an example sentence tied to your lesson. You keep teaching.

  4. 04

    Review without a language barrier

    Flashcards, concept sorts, and quick checks, all in the student's home language, tied to the vocabulary they saw in your lesson.

Two views, one lesson

You stay in charge. Students stay in the lesson.

Teacher view

Your lesson with tappable vocabulary, a class roster showing who is following along, and a dashboard with which words students are spending time on. No new system to learn.

Student view

Their name, their language, and the teacher’s lesson. When you activate a term, it appears on their screen for a moment — image, audio, sentence — then fades. They keep their eyes on you.

Try it with one lesson this week.

Free to try. No school approval needed to start.