How Immersed compares to the tools you already know.
Immersed is a language immersion tracker and planner. It turns immersion into something you can see, plan and keep: a free plan built from your answers, a daily timeline for the shows, podcasts and books you learn from, and reports of your hours. Here is how it stacks up against every tracker, extension and app learners ask about, including where the other one is the better pick.
Learn a language through immersion
A guide per language: how long it takes, what to watch, listen to and read at each stage, and how to track it.
Immersion and time trackers
Apps and extensions that log the hours you spend in your language.
Immersed vs Dreaming Spanish →The videos plus a tracker for them. Immersed tracks everything else you do and plans the day.Immersed vs Language Learning Time Tracker →A free Chrome extension that logs your watch time for you. Immersed plans the hours.Immersed vs Lingo Journal →An Android diary that logs your study and how you felt. Immersed plans the immersion day.Immersed vs Lingotrack →A social media log with a learner-rated library. Immersed plans and times your immersion day.Immersed vs Lingua Logger →A tidy phone log of your study minutes. Immersed plans and times your immersion day.Immersed vs My Language Time →A free, offline Android diary for your immersion. Immersed plans the day around it too.Immersed vs Polylogger →A social log for your immersion minutes. Immersed plans the day the minutes go into.Immersed vs Toggl Track →A great stopwatch for any kind of work. Immersed shows what your language hours were made of.Immersed vs Tracking Languages →Counts your Netflix and YouTube minutes by itself. Immersed plans the day around them.Immersed vs TrackMyLang →A generous free tracker with Anki sync and a big video catalog. Immersed plans your day.Immersed vs Vervu →A simple iPhone log for your immersion. Immersed plans the day around it, too.
Planners and habit trackers
The general tools people bend into a language routine: planners, habit apps, Notion and spreadsheets.
Immersed vs Forest →Forest keeps you off your phone. Immersed is for the hours when the phone is the immersion.Immersed vs Google Sheets or Excel →A spreadsheet is free, private and yours forever. Immersed removes the typing and adds the plan.Immersed vs Habitica →Habitica turns the habit into a game. Immersed makes the hours visible and planned.Immersed vs Loop Habit Tracker →A free, private checkbox for the habit. Immersed plans and counts the hours behind it.Immersed vs Notion →A blank canvas you build yourself. Immersed is already built for planning and tracking immersion.Immersed vs Streaks →Streaks counts the days. Immersed counts what the days were made of.Immersed vs Structured →A lovely visual planner for any day. Immersed plans a day around your language.Immersed vs Todoist →Todoist tells you what to do. Immersed also counts how long, and what it added up to.
Methods and input platforms
Ways of learning through immersion, some with a tracker of their own.
Tools you use inside the content
Subtitles, dictionaries, readers and flashcards. They count words; Immersed counts the hours around them.
Immersed vs Anki →Anki counts your reviews and cards. Immersed counts your hours of immersion. Use both.Immersed vs Clozemaster →Clozemaster drills words in sentences. Immersed plans and counts your hours of real input.Immersed vs Language Reactor →Dual subtitles on Netflix and YouTube. Immersed plans and records your hours.Immersed vs Lingopie →A streaming service with clickable subtitles. Immersed plans and tracks everything you watch.Immersed vs LingQ →LingQ counts the words you read. Immersed plans and tracks the hours across your day.Immersed vs Migaku →Migaku works inside the episode. Immersed plans and records the hours around it.Immersed vs Trancy →AI subtitles and word saving across video sites. Immersed plans and records your hours.
Courses, apps and tutors
Where most people start. Use them to learn, and Immersed to immerse.
Immersed vs Babbel →A structured course that explains the grammar. Immersed plans the immersion that comes after.Immersed vs Busuu →A leveled course with native speakers who correct you. Immersed plans the immersion around it.Immersed vs Duolingo →The best way to start a daily habit. Immersed is for turning that habit into an ability.Immersed vs HelloTalk →Where you chat with native speakers. Immersed logs it as Speaking and plans it around input.Immersed vs italki →Where you talk with a tutor. Immersed logs it as Speaking and plans it around your input.Immersed vs Language Transfer →Language Transfer teaches you to build sentences. Immersed plans the hours of real input next.Immersed vs LingoDeer →LingoDeer gives you a grammar-first start. Immersed plans the hours of shows and podcasts after.Immersed vs Memrise →Words and phrases from real native speakers on video. Immersed plans the hours of real content.Immersed vs Mondly →Mondly teaches the phrases in short daily lessons. Immersed plans the hours of real input after.Immersed vs Pimsleur →A half-hour audio course that gets you speaking. Immersed plans the hours of input after it.Immersed vs Preply →Where you book a tutor. Immersed logs the lessons as Speaking and plans the input around them.Immersed vs Rosetta Stone →A structured course taught through pictures and sound. Immersed plans the real-world input.Immersed vs Speak →Speak trains your mouth. Immersed plans the hours of input that give it something to say.Immersed vs Tandem →Where you swap languages with a partner. Immersed logs it as Speaking and plans it around input.
Your plan first. Then every hour, on one timeline.
Answer a few questions and Immersed builds your plan: a daily routine that fits your life, milestones for your first months, and things to watch at your level. Free, about two minutes, no account needed.
The plan is free and stays free. No card.