Larry sits on the subtitle line. Tap a Thai word to see what it means and how it sounds, then save it before the scene moves on.
Free during the pilot. No card. Works with supported Thai titles on Netflix.
"I know they said more than that."
The subtitle was short. The Thai wasn't."I watched it twice, then paused it anyway."
Being an international fan is quiet extra work."I'm here for the vibes and the chemistry."
You don't need a language course. You need this line.Larry runs inside the episode you're already watching. Nothing to upload, nothing to set up mid-scene.
Thai doesn't use spaces, so Larry breaks the line into words you can actually look up, with easy pronunciation underneath each one.
Hover or tap a word for its natural meaning in this scene. Save it and the moment comes with it: the show, the episode, the timestamp.
Saved words come back in Review Studio at the point you'd start to forget them. Or export the lot to Anki. They're your words.
Larry uses whichever subtitle track you've picked on Netflix: English, 中文, 한국어, and the rest. Turn the translation line off when you'd rather test yourself.
Easy phonetic spelling under every Thai word.
Follows the subtitle track you choose on Netflix.
Roughly six minutes at twenty words.
Full detail, including where your data lives and how to delete it, is in the privacy policy.
If a title has no Thai track, Larry says so and stays out of your way rather than guessing. YouTube and clips aren't supported yet.
Thai carries tone, particles, and register that a short subtitle can flatten. Where a line can be read two ways, Larry says so instead of picking one and sounding certain.
You'll need your own Netflix account. Larry reads the subtitles inside your own Netflix session and works alongside it.
Streaming sites change. If Larry stops working we aim to have it fixed within 72 hours, and we'd rather switch a feature off honestly than let it fail quietly.
No. Most people arrive because they love a show, not because they want a language course. Larry starts from the line in front of you and builds up from there.
It works on titles where Netflix offers a Thai subtitle track. When one isn't available, Larry tells you plainly instead of half-working.
With your email address and a one-time code we send you. There's no password to create or remember.
Not during the pilot, and there's no card to enter. If paid plans arrive later, we'll say exactly what changes before anything changes.
They sync to your account so they survive a reinstall, and you can export them to Anki whenever you want. Delete your account and the cloud copies go with it, immediately.
Larry reads the subtitles inside your own Netflix session, in your own browser, the way a dictionary sits beside a book. It never copies, stores, or re-shares the video or subtitle files.
Add Larry to Chrome, open a Thai title, and tap the first word that makes you pause.
Add Larry to Chrome, free