Hourly LearningHourly is a family of language apps that put a new word on your lock screen every hour, so you learn every time you check your phone. Inside the app there are flashcards, quick quizzes, handwriting practice and grammar lessons. Each app teaches one language, and all of them have a free trial.
Each format is a loose structure. Swap in your language, your life and your words. Videos run 7 to 20 seconds unless noted. The examples are other creators' videos (some from other kinds of apps) to show the structure; make your own version.
Disbelief to camera (hand on head, jaw drop, "wait") with a hook line, then tilt your phone to show the lock-screen word.
A friend's line appears ("your Korean got so good"), you give a smug look or shrug, then show your phone.
Grateful or emotional to camera ("I'll never forget the girl who showed me this"), then the lock screen and a quick look inside the app.
Show your face and catch a recording of the app in use during the day, showing a widget, notification, or live activity.
Then: buried in textbooks, overwhelmed. Now: glancing at your phone, relaxed. Same angle for both.
Reply to a comment like "how are you learning so fast?" and talk to camera about what changed, showing the app as you go.
Talk to camera about a real moment the language helped (ordering, a show, a friend), end with how you learn now.
Fill in the blanks with your language and your life. Write them the way you'd actually text them; lowercase and typos are fine.
We can provide you with extra demo footage, which you can also find on our IG @hourlylearning.