Wordy is a language learning application that uses movie and television clips to teach vocabulary and comprehension. Developed for learners of over 20 languages, the app provides access to a library of more than 15,000 short video clips drawn from films and shows. Its primary function is to expose users to natural, spoken language in context, allowing them to pick up vocabulary and phrases as they appear in real dialogue. The app includes several integrated features. Users can watch clips and, when encountering an unfamiliar word, tap to see its definition and usage. After watching, users can complete quick quizzes that test their understanding of the scenes they just viewed. These quizzes are designed to reinforce learning without feeling like traditional study exercises. The app also offers a Chrome extension, which extends its functionality to web browsing. A Google Play version is available for Android devices. A typical workflow involves selecting a language and a clip from a movie or show, watching the scene, and then reviewing any new words or phrases. Users can then proceed to a quiz based on that clip. The process is cyclical: watch, learn, and repeat. This approach is intended to fit into short, casual learning sessions, with each clip serving as a self-contained mini lesson. The app is designed for learners who want to practice listening comprehension and expand their vocabulary through entertainment content. Technical details include a privacy policy, terms of service, and an account deletion option, all accessible from the app’s website at wordy.info. The app relies on an internet connection to stream video clips. No specific hardware requirements are listed, but the app is available on mobile devices via Google Play and as a browser extension for Chrome.