Looking for Language Reactor on Android?
Language Reactor is a great desktop tool, but it has no phone app (their team confirmed it in March 2026). Flamigo works on your phone: YouTube, reels and your news, with words in the language you learn and practice built in.
Who it’s for: people who learn with Language Reactor at the computer and want something for the phone.
| Language Reactor | Flamigo | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Chrome on a computer | Android app, plus Flamigo for Chrome on the computer |
| What you watch or read | Netflix and YouTube with dual subtitles; a web reader | YouTube with its captions and their translation, reels, and the sites, newsletters and accounts you follow |
| Level you need | Enough to follow subtitles in the language you learn | Any: start with one word in your own language’s headline, turn it up as you go |
| Words | Hover any subtitle word for its meaning, save it (Pro) | Words swapped into what you read and watch; tap any word for its card |
| Practice | Saved words, export to Anki, PhrasePump (Pro) | Flashcards, quizzes, sentence builder, conjugation and writing, with spaced repetition |
| Price | Free; Pro about $5 a month | Free to start, no card, no ads. Flamigo Plus €6.99 a month or €49.99 a year, 30-day money-back |
What Language Reactor does better
- Netflix. Flamigo doesn’t work with Netflix.
- A cheap Pro plan and a big community.
Where Flamigo is different
- It’s on your phone, with YouTube and reels where you already watch them.
- You don’t need to follow subtitles in the language yet. Words come into your own language first, as many as you want.
- The words come back as swaps and as practice right before you’d forget them.
FAQ
Can I use both?
Yes. Language Reactor for Netflix at the computer, Flamigo on the phone.
Does Flamigo do Netflix?
No. YouTube, reels and the accounts and sites you follow.
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Language Reactor facts as of October 2026, from its site, Chrome Web Store listing and support forum.