G2G picks up the words you bookmark while reading on the web, writes you a personalized news article that uses them in context, and reinforces them with memes, native-speaker clips, and spaced repetition. The "good to great" loop for language learners.
Currently in private beta — invitations only.
Most learners save words into flashcard apps and never see them again outside of a quiz. The words die in isolation — disconnected from the moment of curiosity that drove the save, never re-encountered in real prose, never reinforced enough to stick.
Every morning, G2G generates a short news article in your target language seeded by a real headline (BBC, The Guardian), threading the words you're due to review into the prose. You read; you tap unfamiliar phrases; you review the cards with visual memory hooks and clips of native speakers using them. The "good to great" loop.
Highlight any word on any web page, press ⌘ ⇧ S, and G2G fetches a definition, examples, phonetic transcription, and a contextual gloss in ~2 seconds — surfaced as an editable preview with an 8-second countdown before auto-save. The "wow" moment that separates G2G from every other Save Word extension.
Camera or photo-library OCR. Vision detects every word on the page; you tap to select a phrase, and the surrounding sentence becomes context automatically. Capture from books, signage, screenshots — the world isn't just a browser tab.
Every morning, an LLM writes you a short article in your target language seeded by a real BBC or Guardian headline, threading the words you're due to review into the prose. Sentence-by-sentence translation, audio narration, tap-to-define. Your words live in news, not in flashcards.
An LLM-picked GIF gives every card a visual memory hook, and a one-tap YouGlish player lets you hear real YouTube speakers say the word in context. Multi-modal reinforcement that's hard to replicate with another stack of flashcards.
Daily articles are seeded by real BBC / Guardian headlines — current events, not LLM hallucinations.
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified + Traditional), Japanese, Korean.
Reviews scheduled when you're about to forget, with ±10% jitter so they don't all stack at midnight.
Snap a photo of a printed page or sign; tap any recognized word to add it to your library.
Every card gets a looping meme GIF picked by an LLM for relevance, not the first Giphy hit.
Tap a button on any card to open YouGlish — short clips of native speakers actually saying the word in real YouTube videos.
