Our story

We deleted the most boring part of learning a language.

The flashcards. NextLang's AI writes them for you, ready to study in Quizlet, Anki, Mochi, and Brainscape.

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Study apps supported
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Languages, any pair
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CEFR levels, A1 to C1
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From prompt to deck

Language barriers are worth removing. Busywork is not.

The hardest part of studying a language was never the studying. It was building the cards, fixing the columns, and wrestling with imports. So we handed that to AI and gave you back the time.

Where NextLang came from

It started with a deck that took longer to build than to learn.

Spaced-repetition apps work. The problem was never the studying, it was the setup: typing out word lists, hunting for accurate translations, writing an example sentence for each entry, then fighting the import format so a deck would load without broken columns. By the time a deck was ready, half the motivation was gone.

NextLang exists to delete that step. You bring the words, a topic, or a photo of the page you are studying, and the deck comes back written and formatted for the app you already use. The time you save goes back into the only part that actually teaches you a language: the reviewing.

Who builds it

Built and run by one person, who is also a user.

NextLang is made by Siarhei Hamanovich, a senior engineering manager who has led 130+ engineers, run hundreds of technical assessments, and ships his own products end to end: designed, coded, and maintained solo. He is also learning English and Polish himself, and the generator started as a tool for his own decks before it grew into the product on this page.

One person means no committee between a bug report and a fix, and no feature ships that the builder does not study with himself. If something is off, the support email reaches the person who wrote the code.

From idea to deck in three moves.

  1. 01

    Describe it

    Type a topic, paste a word list, or upload a photo of a page you are studying.

  2. 02

    AI builds the deck

    Accurate translations, example sentences, and clean card formatting, written in seconds.

  3. 03

    Study anywhere

    Send it straight to Quizlet, Anki, Mochi, or Brainscape with a single click, or install NextLang to your home screen and study it here.

One source, any app

Write it once. Study it wherever you already are.

Built for how memory actually works.

Good flashcards do more than translate a word. They show it in a real sentence, in the language pair you care about, in a format your study app already understands.

  • Words in context

    Every card ships with a real example sentence, not just a bare translation.

  • Photo to flashcards

    Snap a textbook page or a restaurant menu and turn it into a study deck.

  • Any language pair

    Learn from and to whatever language you are working on, in both directions.

  • Fill-in-the-blank cards

    Anki and Mochi decks can arrive as cloze cards, in each app's own native syntax, so the blank works where you study.

  • Cards that speak

    Pronunciation audio plays here and ships inside the .apkg and .mochi files, with no add-on to install.

  • Decks you own

    Edit your sets and download them, so your work stays yours to keep.

How a card gets made

What the AI actually does to your words.

  • Faithful translations, both directions

    Cards are generated for the exact language pair you pick, with translations that respect meaning instead of swapping words one for one.

  • Every word in a real sentence

    Each card carries an example sentence, because you remember how a word is used far better than a bare definition.

  • Formatted for the app you study in

    Output is shaped for each platform's own import format, from Anki packages to Quizlet sets, so there is no column-wrangling on your side.

  • You review before you export

    Nothing is locked. Edit any card, then send the finished deck to your study app or download it to keep.

Your decks stay yours.

Start with 5 free credits every 30 days, no card required. Every deck you make is yours to edit, export, and download. Read how we handle your data in our Privacy Policy and Terms.

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