We're a team of two,
building something we love.
We're not hiring for a specific role right now — but we're always glad to hear from people who care about Armenian, language learning, or building products with real craft.
What it's actually like
We started this because Armenian deserved better tools — every decision gets weighed against that, not against a roadmap.
Two people building fast beats a big team building slowly. If you like moving quick and owning what you build end to end, you'll feel at home.
We'd rather ship one lesson type that feels right than five that feel generic. Care shows, especially to a diaspora audience that's used to being an afterthought.
This isn't a market-sizing exercise. Grandparents, hometowns, a language slipping away a generation at a time — that's who we're building for.
What building Haylingua looks like
FastAPI + Postgres backend, React frontend, a CMS we built ourselves to author every lesson, exercise, and achievement in the app.
No AI-generated filler — Lilit designs how each concept is taught, Armen builds the exercise types to teach it well.
New lesson content, features, and fixes go out constantly. You'll see your work live within days, not quarters.
A developer and a language teacher. Small enough that your work is never lost in a queue — you'll talk directly to whoever built the thing you're touching.
Nothing open right now — but that changes fast
If you're an Armenian speaker, a designer, an engineer, or just someone who's obsessed with language-learning products, send us a note. We read everything ourselves.
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