A shared home for the Comprehensible Input community.
The Comprehensible Input world is scattered. A learner gets into it by stumbling onto one creator on YouTube; from there they have to slowly find the rest on their own. There's no central place that catalogues who makes what at what level, and a lot of momentum gets lost at the “what do I watch next?” moment.
LingoHop is that library. Every video sits in a single library, sorted by level and linked to similar ones — so when a learner finishes a video they understood, they get another good one from anywhere in the library. For your channel that means a new way to be found: by learners watching anyone else at your level.
Your channel stays yours. Videos are embedded via the YouTube player, so views, watch time, and ad revenue stay on YouTube and go to you. LingoHop is the layer that connects the channels — not a replacement for them.
New
Now you can build courses, too
Your YouTube channel doesn't change — the views and revenue above are still yours. Courses are something new you can build alongside it: a guided path through your own lessons, in your language, hosted right here.
Build a course
A course is an ordered path of lessons a learner moves through in sequence. Gather videos you've already made into a guided path, or upload your own lessons and set a price if you like. You choose the order, the pace, and what goes inside.
A course
Welcome — how this course works
Video
Everyday words, checked as you watch
Interactive video
A story at natural speed
Video
One more, with a quick question
Interactive video
Learners move through in order, at their own pace.
Interactive input videos
An interactive input video keeps the learner involved. Every so often it pauses for a quick bit of interaction — pick an answer, or tap what you see on screen — a beat that holds their attention and gives a new word or idea a moment to land. Not sure? A short re-explanation plays, then it comes back around and they carry on.
It's not a quiz — no grades, no timer, no penalty. The interaction is there to keep interest up and help things stick, not to test anyone. And checkpoints are optional: leave them off and it's simply a video.
What does she order?
Tap the cup