LoopLab app · iPhone & Android
Loop any sentence of real speech, tap a word for its meaning, and let AI explain it in its sentence. Practise on your phone what you save in LoopLab for Chrome.

Free sample courses in English, Spanish, French, and German, with video, subtitles, and translations.
Tap a sentence to repeat it — slow it down, add a pause for your turn, shadow the speaker.
Tap two words to loop exactly that phrase. Fine-tune A and B by ear.
Long-press a word: its meaning in this sentence, the dictionary, and ✨ AI that explains it in context.
Share a video from the YouTube app to LoopLab and practise it; in LoopLab for Chrome it opens with subtitles.
LoopLab is in a closed test on Google Play before its public release. Testing is free, takes a minute to join, and your feedback shapes the app. Please keep it installed for 14 days and open it now and then.
Join the tester group: LoopLab testers (Google Group), with the Google account you use on your Android phone.
Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.looplabprecision.mobile
Install LoopLab from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.looplabprecision.mobile (works after step 2).
Feedback or a bug? Tell us — or reply to the tester email.
Courses → Samples · English (or Spanish, French, German) → the lesson. Press ▶ — the current word lights up.
Tap the time at the top of a sentence card. ⟲ sets how often it repeats, 1× the speed, Pause the gap for your turn.
With “Tap = A/B” on, tap the first word, then the last word. Use − / + on A and B to move the edges by ear. ✕ Clear ends the loop.
Long-press any word: meaning in this sentence, dictionary senses, read-aloud, and ✨ AI explanation (sign in; free daily limit, unlimited with Pro).
In the YouTube app: Share → LoopLab. Saved ✓ — then Practise now (A/B loops on the video) or Done. Shared videos also appear in LoopLab for Chrome.
Me → Sign in with the same email as LoopLab for Chrome. Your saved loops and words appear under Practice and Words.
Sample clips: European Commission – Audiovisual Service, © European Union 2026, CC BY 4.0. Shown for demonstration; no endorsement implied.
When you practise a loop, LoopLab shows its own line above the buttons, taken from LoopLab for Chrome, where it is matched to the speech word by word. YouTube's captions in the video are off: on news clips cut from live TV they are often the captions typed during the broadcast, a few seconds behind, so they would show a different line. Want them anyway? Whole video → CC on.
YouTube's player on phones can stop a moment late or early compared with your computer. Under the loop, use A and B −0.1 / +0.1 to fine-tune its start and end. The change is kept on this phone only; the loop in LoopLab for Chrome stays exact.
For your own YouTube loops, yes: you save them in Chrome, and they appear here when you sign in with the same email. Creator lessons and videos shared from the YouTube app work on the phone alone.