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Home tab — content discovery hub with personalized sections

The Home tab is RedKiwi’s content discovery hub. The header has a tiny streak icon in the top right for a quick progress check (the detailed learning record is in the Profile tab).

The Home tab has two inner sub-tabs:

  • Content — pick videos to study (this page covers this one)
  • Challenges — themed / level-based mission learning. Curated video sets put together by native speakers; complete them to earn medals and badges.

You can change which sub-tab opens by default in Profile → Settings → Learning Settings.

The sections below appear, in order, in the Content sub-tab. (Some may not show depending on your situation.)


If there’s a video you exited partway through, you can pick it back up here. It auto-resumes right after the last sentence you completed. Tap “View in-progress videos” for the full list.


Saved videos appear here. Home only shows a preview; the full list is in the Library tab.

How to save → Saving


Visible only to free users. “Free users can study one free video per day.”

More details → Daily free video


Videos lots of other users are watching right now. Good for tracking trends.


Newly uploaded content shows up here every day. Don’t want to miss the latest? Check this.


A daily-rotating idiom lesson.


A personalized recommendation section, picked by AI based on your onboarding preferences and learning patterns.


  • Animation
  • Movie
  • Song
  • News
  • Documentary
  • TV Series
  • Interview
  • Comedy
  • Idiom

Tap “View more” in any category section to see the full list for that category.


Curations built around a series or brand. Right now there are 3 collections on the home screen: Disney / Harry Potter / BTS.

If you’re a fan of any of these, you can keep yourself going just on this section alone.


At the very bottom, you’ll find the full list of videos you haven’t studied yet. Infinite-scroll your way through to discover.


  1. Start with the recommended sections — they have personalization in the loop
  2. When you find a content type you love, dive into that category and binge
  3. Try new genres now and then — Documentary / News may sound dry, but the pronunciation is clear and the vocabulary rich
  4. On low-energy days, do a Short idiom to keep the streak alive