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Lingorami
Language learning platform built to work for a variety of language across a range of tablets, smartphones, and desktops
About Lingorami
Lingorami was a language-learning application founded in 2012 by Federico Guercio and Vijay Kailas. The company, which is now defunct, was based in San Francisco and developed a game-based app specifically for teaching the Spanish language.
The platform's approach was to facilitate language acquisition through a series of interactive games. These games were designed to build various linguistic skills, including vocabulary, grammar, spelling, visual learning, and rapid recall. The application featured over five different types of learning games and more than 30 Spanish lessons. It was developed to be accessible across multiple devices, including Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, with a desktop version planned.
The business operated in the competitive mobile language-learning market. In October 2012, Lingorami secured $40,000 in a seed funding round from the accelerator Start-Up Chile, which was its only institutional investor.
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- Founded
- 2012
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
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