Practise speaking English with an AI that corrects you as you talk

You choose three things and start: a rehearsal, a debate, a topic to go deep on, or a person to talk to; your approximate level; and voice or text.

A rehearsal is the one with an outcome. You pick a situation you have been avoiding — ordering at a counter, opening a bank account, a job interview, calling a landlord about the heating, sorting out a flight that was moved — and something goes wrong on purpose: the specials go past too fast to catch, the plate that arrives is not the one you ordered. There are 21, across everyday life, work, travel, phone calls and sorting things out. You leave having handled it once already, before it happens for real.

In a debate you defend a position and the AI defends the opposite one, asks you for examples and does not agree out of politeness. In a topic you work through one subject from one angle to the next and come out with that field's vocabulary. With a persona you talk to someone with a name, a city and a past, and you can ask about their life.

It lasts as long as you want. A few minutes a day is enough, and the week never repeats the same skill two days running.

The correction arrives while you speak, not in a report at the end: when you get something wrong, the AI points it out briefly and the conversation carries on. That is the opposite of a chat that lets you talk with the mistakes left in and then summarises what you did wrong.

What repeats is kept. A mistake you make across several conversations is recorded and comes back in the next ones until you stop making it. That is the difference between being corrected once and being corrected until it is no longer needed.

It is built for anyone who can already hold their own, from B2 towards C1: people who have spent years speaking with the same three or four errors that nobody corrects any more. You can start from A2 or B1; it is not for someone starting from zero, because a conversation needs something to converse with.

It works whatever language you think in: the app's interface is in Spanish, Portuguese, French and Arabic as well as English, and the correction is aimed at the mistakes a speaker of your own language actually makes rather than a generic learner's.

Starting costs nothing and we do not ask for a card. The trial conversation asks for no account: you go in and talk. If you want your mistakes and progress kept, we create the account for you at the end, with no email and no password.

The trial is the whole product, not a demo: the same conversation and the same correction you get afterwards. Five minutes is enough to hear the difference.

Listening, writing, vocabulary, phrasal verbs and idioms are never paid for. The one thing you pay for is talking without counting: the first conversations are free and do not expire, and if you want to keep going there is a plan from US$5 a month.