Lingobelle is a language-exchange app for women to connect with other women. Share notes in your target language to the Main Feed as postcards, make friends with Belles whose languages match yours, and meet for planned calls, all at your own pace.
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Lingobelle is about establishing real connections with real people. There are no bots or AI chats. It is a space for women who are invested in their own learning journey and those of other women. Lingobelle gives friendships the room to grow through written messaging first, before any one-to-one calls, so you never have to speak to complete strangers.
Share written notes in your target languages to the Main Feed, with photos or videos if you like. Your postcards are collated and kept as a scrapbook of your language learning journey, and native speakers can offer corrections or comments on learners' posts.
Find others with matching languages through their posts, or search the Discover tab. Once a request is accepted, each pair has a private space to share messages, photos, videos and voice notes, and to practise a little of each other's languages.
Use your scrapbook to journal your learning. Write about your day, a show or a song, or show other Belles the world where you are. Every postcard you send is saved in your scrapbook to look back on, all in one place.
Add any entry from a chat into your Memory Box, a dedicated space for the things you want to keep. Everything you have shared with a friend, her voice notes, your photos, the little moments, kept together to look back on.
Schedule in-app calls and chat in a little of each other's languages. The scheduler handles the difference in time zones, so you find a time that suits you both, and your booked calls appear on your Diary page. All calls happen in the app at the click of a button.
Lingobelle is for women only. It is intended as a safe space, a restorative environment free from harassment or unwanted advances, where women are not judged or shamed or confined. Rather, it is a collaborative space, where it is understood that to "Help one another is part of the religion of sisterhood." Louisa May Alcott, Little Women.
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