Seikai TV
I had a successful startup exit five years ago (we got very lucky) but recently realized I'm most happy when building software products. I spend the last ~2 months building this as a fun way to get back into software development; and to find out what all the kids are up to these days. I am also a passionate life-long Japanese learner so this project was really fun. It's been nutz how different things are now with all the AI whatnot. This for sure would have taken me a year, without all the AI. I did not spend much time doing market analysis or any of that jazz. Mostly because I was…
Seikai TV launched on August 10, 2025 with 8 votes, #2,487 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
SeikaiTV extracts, translates and organizes Japanese vocabulary from any YouTube video. Now it's super easy to study just the words you don't know for all your videos.
Learn Japanese watching YouTube Videos
SeikaiTV extracts, translates and organizes Japanese vocabulary from any YouTube video. Choose from our curated collection of Japanese YouTube videos to get started, or import any video with subtitles from YouTube. Review words and phrases at your level. The words you learn will not appear again even in different forms or conjugations. Study ahead and watch your video without subtitles, or pick any word and instantly jump to where it's used. At home or on the go, you can review words from your videos with our spaced repetition, flashcard system or export to Anki. SeikaiTV is designed from the ground up for Japanese only, with none of the annoying compromises that come from handling many…from seikai.tv
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I had a successful startup exit five years ago (we got very lucky) but recently realized I'm most happy when building software products. I spend the last ~2 months building this as a fun way to get back into software development; and to find out what all the kids are up to these days. I am also a passionate life-long…
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