About Capuchino

Capuchino helps advanced Spanish learners (past B1) master the long tail of vocabulary that stands between them and C1 — the roughly 10,000 high-frequency words where most classroom curricula run out of road and most apps stop optimizing. It's aimed squarely at learners preparing for the Instituto Cervantes DELE C1 exam, but useful to anyone who has hit the upper-intermediate plateau.

At its core, Capuchino is a personal gap-finder. A short temperature-check assessment estimates where your knowledge starts to fall off across frequency bands. From there, you refine your gap list by hand — “actually I know this,” “actually I don't” — and export a clean deck to the spaced-repetition tool you already use (Anki first; format-agnostic by design). We don't try to replace your SRS; we try to tell you exactly what to put in it.

Capuchino is named after the capuchin monkey (“mono capuchino” in Spanish), found from Central America to northern Argentina.