Every language deserves a living home.
Living Heritage carries Indigenous languages and the culture they hold. Each language lives in its own home, with its own community, its own collection, and its own review, and nothing is shown until a person approves it. Choose a language and step inside.
- 2
- languages, each in its own home
- 99
- pieces in the collections
- 71
- words, every one sourced
- 13
- lessons ready to learn
The languages
A new language starts as its own home with its own members and review flow. Communities bring in their material as whole datasets, and an AI pipeline helps organize it, always with a person approving every piece before it appears here.
Learn
Courses, spaced practice, and a pronunciation coach that listens on your own device.
Walk the gallery
A first-person hall of the community's artwork, every piece labelled and credited.
Explore
Search the collection by theme. You see only what you are entitled to see.
Read along
Each word lights up exactly as a speaker says it, one line at a time.
Nothing is public by default
Every contribution stays private until a reviewer approves it, and consent is recorded with the item and can be withdrawn at any time.
Credit travels with the work
Source, licence, and the knowledge holder stay attached to every piece, alongside the community's own notices about how it may be shared.
Each language stands alone
Every language keeps its own home, its own members, and its own review process, so nothing is ever mixed together.
Content shown here is drawn from public, openly licensed, or public domain sources and is presented for demonstration, pending community review. It is not treated as community approved culture. Sacred and ceremonial material is never included.