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Work · May 16, 2026

Lingotype

The diagnostic Duolingo never gave you 🦤

What it does

Most people open Duolingo, pick Spanish because everyone picks Spanish, and quit in 3 weeks. Not because they're lazy — because they chose the wrong language for how they think and what they actually want. Lingotype is a 9-question diagnostic that maps your learner archetype and tells you which language you're most likely to actually stick with — and how to study it. No streaks. No gamification. One result. One plan. One-time $2.99.

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