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What tools does my blueprint give me?

Ademola Adeyemi
Ademola Adeyemi
Founder • October 2026

Five tool cards, under Immersion Toolkit on your blueprint. One for each job: help while you watch, flashcards, a dictionary, a translator, and grammar. I picked the tools. Each card says how to use it, and Get Immersed takes you to it. It's free.

Steps

  1. Scroll to Immersion Toolkit, or tap Tools (the wrench) in the bottom bar.

    The Immersion Toolkit

  2. Read a card from top to bottom:

    • the job it does, top right (Immersion Helper, Flashcards (SRS), Dictionary, Translator, Grammar)
    • the tool's name and what it is in one line
    • Strategy: how I'd use it
    • Get Immersed: opens the tool's site in a new tab
    • sometimes a second button, like Try Migaku or Shared Decks, and small links like FAQ and User Guides

  3. See the dots under the job name? That spot has more than one option. Swipe the card left or right, tap the arrows next to the name, or tap a dot. On a phone, the card says Swipe or tap.

    The next option in the same spot

  4. Some cards have a pink tab on top, like +1 month free · affiliate. Tap it to see what you get through my link. Pink tabs are affiliate links: you get the perk, and it helps keep blueprints free, at no extra cost to you.

    The pink affiliate tab, tapped

What's in each spot?

  • Immersion Helper. Migaku, if Migaku supports your language. Swipe for Language Reactor (dual subtitles on Netflix and YouTube). For other languages, Language Reactor is the main pick.
  • Flashcards (SRS). Anki. Where Migaku works, swipe for Migaku Memory too.
  • Dictionary. One or two dictionaries made for your language.
  • Translator. For checking a sentence you half understood. Not for writing what you want to say.
  • Grammar. One or two grammar guides. Keep swiping and the same card has more: italki (speaking with a tutor), HelloTalk (language exchange) and LangCorrect (free writing corrections). Japanese also gets a Pitch Trainer and Mandarin a Tone Trainer.

The Grammar card, with more options to swipe to

Swiped to italki on the same card

Good to know

  • The toolkit is free. It's part of your blueprint, Pro or not. The full Tools page in the dashboard (graded readers, grammar guides, dictionaries and more for every level) is part of Pro.
  • The tools themselves belong to other companies. Many are free. Some, like Migaku and italki, are paid.
  • Tapping the card itself does nothing. Use the buttons and links on it.
  • Hand-picked languages. I picked the tools for Korean, Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Vietnamese and English. For other languages you still get five cards, with tools that work for any language (like Language Reactor, Anki, Wiktionary and Google Translate) or ones picked for your language when your blueprint is built.
  • The words on each card are written for you when your blueprint is built, so yours may read a little differently from the pictures here.

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