OyeReal clips you enjoy
Scroll short clips from series, creators, music and football, the Spanish you’d watch anyway. You remember what you enjoyed.
Why I built Oye
Six years of giving up on Spanish. Then I built the app I needed.
I’ve been a language learner my whole life. I took French to B1 and stalled. I took Russian to B1 and stalled again. With Spanish I was determined to go all the way to fluent, and for six years I kept stopping.
Every attempt went the same way. A new app, a new textbook, a streak I swore I’d keep this time. A month or two later the drills had gone stale, real Spanish still sounded like a wall of noise, and I’d quietly give up. Again.
What I never ran out of was time on my phone. Hours of scrolling, every single day. So I stopped fighting it and built exactly what I needed: a feed of real Spanish from real shows and real people, where every word is one tap away the moment I don’t get it, and the words I save come back as flashcards with the original audio.
That’s Oye, and it changed everything for me. Every day I get constant, immersion-like input, the kind you’d only get living abroad, plus the colloquial Spanish no textbook ever taught me: the slang, the shortcuts, the way people actually talk. My Spanish has skyrocketed, and for the first time in six years I haven’t stopped. I open it for the clips, not out of guilt.
I built Oye for everyone who’s started Spanish more times than they can count. This time, keep scrolling.
MattyFounder of Oye. Intermediate French and Russian learner, I’m now going all the way with Spanish