Learn English with an AI teacher
Six levels of English, from your first words to near-native ease, taught one short lesson at a time. The teacher explains in your language, hears your mistakes and remembers them, by voice or by text.
The first 7 days of your first plan are free, then from US$9.99 a month. Cancel before the week ends and you pay nothing.

How your teacher teaches you English
Explains in your language
Explanations and corrections come in the language you speak; the phrases, the model scene and the practice are in English. As you advance, you hear more English.
Short spoken lessons
Each lesson has a clear goal: a short model scene, new phrases on the board one at a time, then you use them yourself. The teacher waits for your answer and gives a hint before the answer.
Hears and remembers
When you speak, the teacher helps with the sounds that need work, at your level. It remembers the mistakes you keep making and brings them back in your reviews.
Practice and Words
Real-life situations and free talk in English, and the words from your lessons collected in Words for short daily reviews.
The English course, level by level
Each level is its own course. At the end of every module, a checkpoint moves you on. Module and lesson titles are shown in English, as they appear in the course.
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A1 · Beginner — first words
English for Beginners (A1)
First words, greetings and simple phrases.
13 modules · 52 lessons · 15 min per lesson
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- First words
- Hello
- The alphabet
- Numbers and age
- Days and classroom words
- Meet people
- Hello, I'm …
- I'm from …
- Nice to meet you
- My first introduction
- Personal world
- My family
- People I know
- I have …
- Tell me about someone
- Daily life
- My day
- What time do you …?
- Every day / sometimes
- A weekday conversation
- Food and shopping
- Food I like
- At a café
- At the store
- Buy what you need
- Places and directions
- Around town
- Is there a …?
- Where is it?
- Can you help me?
- Home and neighborhood
- My home
- Things in my room
- Where I live
- Find the place
- Free time and ability
- Things I like doing
- I can …
- Let's …
- Weekend plans
- Travel and services
- Getting around
- Tickets and times
- Simple requests
- A travel problem
- Health and everyday problems
- How do you feel?
- At the pharmacy
- Simple advice
- Explain the problem
- Past experiences
- Yesterday
- What did you do?
- A simple story
- Tell me about your weekend
- Plans and social life
- My plans
- Dates and arrangements
- Invitations
- Arrange a meeting
- Real-life integration
- Ask again and clarify
- Read and respond
- My life in simple English
- A1 real-life challenge
- First words
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A2 · Elementary — everyday phrases
Everyday English (A2)
Everyday phrases and simple conversations about familiar things.
12 modules · 48 lessons · 18 min per lesson
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- Current life
- My routine now
- What are you doing these days?
- How often? How long?
- Catching up
- Description and comparison
- Describe it clearly
- Better, bigger, more useful
- The best choice
- Is it good enough?
- Past events
- Last weekend
- What happened?
- First, then, finally
- A memorable day
- Plans and arrangements
- I'm going to …
- I'm meeting …
- I think it will …
- Let's make a plan
- Food, shopping, and services
- Food preferences and choices
- How much do we need?
- A problem with my order
- Solve it politely
- Travel and navigation
- Planning a trip
- At the hotel
- I need help
- Get there successfully
- Health and habits
- Everyday health
- What should I do?
- Healthy habits
- A helpful conversation
- Work, study, and communication
- My work or studies
- Responsibilities
- A useful message
- Explain and ask
- Opinions and leisure
- What do you think?
- I agree / I'm not sure
- Books, films, and events
- Choose together
- Rules and practical life
- What can I do here?
- Things you have to do
- Important rules
- Solve a practical problem
- Connected communication
- Tell me more
- A useful comparison
- My experience and my plan
- A short presentation
- A2 real-life integration
- Understand, clarify, continue
- Read and respond
- My life and choices
- A2 challenge
- Current life
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B1 · Intermediate — gets by
Independent English (B1)
You can get by: travel, work and everyday topics, and say what you think in simple terms.
12 modules · 48 lessons · 22 min per lesson
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- Current life and interaction
- What's been happening?
- I've been working on …
- Ask better questions
- A real catch-up
- Stories and experiences
- An unexpected day
- Before, during, after
- The best and worst experience
- Tell it so people understand
- Goals, plans, and decisions
- My next step
- What will happen if …?
- Choosing a priority
- Make a plan together
- Opinions and discussion
- In my opinion …
- I see your point, but …
- Is it worth it?
- A balanced discussion
- Requests and problem-solving
- Could you help me with …?
- There seems to be a problem
- That doesn't work for me
- Solve the situation
- Travel and unfamiliar situations
- Plan the journey
- I need to change my booking
- When things go wrong
- Get through the day
- Work, study, and collaboration
- What I do and why
- Working with others
- A clear update
- A useful meeting
- Health and wellbeing
- Describe the situation clearly
- Advice and choices
- A better routine
- Get useful help
- Media, culture, and society
- What have you been watching?
- I'd recommend it because …
- Similar but different
- Share and respond
- Rules, choices, and consequences
- What are the rules?
- If we do this …
- What would you do?
- Make a practical decision
- Longer communication
- Connect your ideas
- Explain it step by step
- Present something familiar
- Answer questions calmly
- B1 real-life integration
- Keep the conversation going
- Read, evaluate, respond
- My experience, view, and plan
- B1 challenge
- Current life and interaction
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B2 · Upper intermediate — fluent enough
Confident English (B2)
Fluent enough to talk with native speakers without much strain, and to follow most conversations.
12 modules · 48 lessons · 25 min per lesson
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- Nuance and precision
- Say what you really mean
- I'm not completely convinced
- Make your point clear
- Same idea, different tone
- Arguments and discussion
- A clear position
- Looking at both sides
- Respond to a different view
- Reach a conclusion
- Experiences and reflection
- What happened and why it mattered
- Before I realized it …
- The result was …
- Tell a compelling story
- Work and collaboration
- Contribute to a meeting
- Make a practical proposal
- Give useful feedback
- Negotiate a decision
- Problems, complaints, and resolution
- Explain a problem precisely
- Escalate politely
- Find a compromise
- Follow up in writing
- Travel, culture, and adaptation
- Recommend an experience
- Explain cultural expectations
- Handle a disruption
- Adapt the plan
- Media and information
- Summarize the main point
- How certain is it?
- Someone said that …
- Discuss information responsibly
- Choices and hypothetical outcomes
- If I had more time …
- If we had known …
- The trade-off is …
- Choose under pressure
- Interpersonal communication
- Say something difficult respectfully
- Clear up a misunderstanding
- Offer support without taking over
- A sensitive conversation
- Purposeful writing
- Write a professional email
- Describe and recommend
- Report a situation
- Revise for the reader
- Presentation and response
- Structure a presentation
- Make complex ideas accessible
- Respond to questions
- Present with confidence
- B2 integration
- Keep control of the conversation
- Read, assess, respond
- Explain a complex choice
- B2 challenge
- Nuance and precision
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C1 · Advanced — precise and natural
Advanced English (C1)
Precise and natural, even on complex topics.
12 modules · 48 lessons · 28 min per lesson
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- Precision and nuanced positions
- More than yes or no
- Make the distinction
- A fair but clear challenge
- State a nuanced view
- Analysis and synthesis
- What is the main claim?
- What can we infer?
- Put the sources together
- Give a balanced briefing
- Narrative and reflection
- Set the scene
- Build a turning point
- Explain what changed
- A story with a point
- Professional leadership and collaboration
- Set up a productive meeting
- Facilitate participation
- Give high-quality feedback
- Close with alignment
- Negotiation and conflict resolution
- Positions and interests
- Reframe the problem
- Build a workable agreement
- Handle a difficult conversation
- Complex purposeful writing
- Build the argument before writing
- Write an effective proposal
- Report clearly and fairly
- Edit at C1 level
- Presentation and explanation
- Frame a complex idea
- Make it understandable
- Handle challenge and uncertainty
- Present persuasively
- Society, ethics, and uncertainty
- Frame the question fairly
- Consider consequences
- Discuss without overclaiming
- Seek a principled recommendation
- Interpersonal and cultural nuance
- Read the room
- Address a sensitive issue
- Repair trust and misunderstanding
- Communicate across differences
- Register and style adaptation
- Same message, different reader
- Formal without sounding unnatural
- Concise when it matters
- Style revision workshop
- Independent comprehension and response
- Find the structure
- Separate evidence from interpretation
- Respond with purpose
- Brief someone else
- C1 integration
- Maintain control in long interaction
- Solve an ambiguous problem
- From evidence to action
- C1 capstone
- Precision and nuanced positions
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C2 · Mastery — near-native
Proficient English (C2)
Near-native ease and nuance.
12 modules · 48 lessons · 30 min per lesson
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- Advanced baseline
- Purpose before language
- Precision without unnecessary complexity
- What is implied?
- Explain the difficult clearly
- Diagnostic and direction
- Synthesis diagnostic
- Interaction diagnostic
- Writing diagnostic
- Choose the development path
- Rigorous argument
- Frame the issue fairly
- Build an evidence-aware case
- Address a serious counterargument
- Moderate a complex discussion
- Complex synthesis
- Find the pattern across sources
- Explain uncertainty accurately
- Turn analysis into action
- Brief the decision-maker
- Difficult interaction
- Facilitate competing priorities
- Negotiate a durable agreement
- Repair conflict constructively
- Lead a contested meeting
- High-impact writing
- Structure for a busy reader
- Persuade without exaggeration
- Edit for tone and consequence
- Produce a polished text
- Presentation under challenge
- Design for the audience
- Guide attention
- Handle difficult questions
- Present and adapt live
- Ambiguity and uncertainty
- Identify hidden assumptions
- Think in scenarios
- Communicate risk responsibly
- Advise without overclaiming
- Diplomacy and interpersonal nuance
- Say the difficult thing well
- Notice indirect meaning
- Take accountability and repair
- Navigate a sensitive conversation
- Style and transformation
- One message, three registers
- Develop an authentic voice
- Make the implicit explicit
- Editorial workshop
- Capstone preparation
- Select a meaningful challenge
- Build the evidence base
- Rehearse the interaction
- Revise strategically
- C2 capstone and maintenance
- Deliver the capstone
- Reflect on evidence
- Build an independent maintenance plan
- C2 integration challenge
- Advanced baseline

Not sure where to start?
A short level check with your teacher, about 10 to 15 minutes, finds your level in English. Or choose your level yourself and change it any time.
Plans
Every plan opens everything: the lessons, practice, the level check, Words and the four tools. The plans differ only in how many minutes of live voice with the teacher they include each month.
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Tools
US$9.99 / month
30 minutes of live voice a month
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Classroom
US$19.99 / month
180 minutes of live voice a month
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Classroom Plus
US$29.99 / month
300 minutes of live voice a month
- The first 7 days of the first plan you buy are free. A payment method is needed to start, and the plan renews monthly unless you cancel; cancel before the free week ends and you pay nothing. On the web it is once per account and once per card: a card that has already had a free week, or a prepaid card, is charged from the first day.
- Prices are in US dollars. The checkout or the store shows your local price and any tax before you pay.
- Live voice minutes count while a lesson or practice session is open, whether you speak or type. A minute in which nobody speaks or types isn't counted, and the four tools never use minutes.
- Monthly plans only, with no free plan. The Terms of Service have the details.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know any English to start?
No. The A1 course starts from your first words, and the teacher explains in the language you speak while the phrases you learn are in English. The app works in 12 languages, and the teacher can explain in any of them.
Where does the English course start?
The English course begins with first words: greetings, the alphabet, numbers and the days of the week. Its first module is “First words”, with the lessons “Hello”, “The alphabet”, “Numbers and age”, “Days and classroom words”.
How long are the lessons?
Lessons take from 15 minutes at A1 to 30 minutes at C2. The course has 292 lessons in 73 modules across six levels. Time alone completes nothing: a lesson is done when you have done its steps.
I already know some English. Can I skip ahead?
Yes. Take the level check, about 10 to 15 minutes with your teacher, or choose your level yourself. You can change it later; your place in the old course and your words are kept.
Can I practise speaking English?
Yes. Lessons are spoken by default, and Situations and Free talk let you hold real conversations in English. The teacher helps with your pronunciation at your level and never treats your accent as a mistake. You can always type instead.
How much does it cost to learn English?
Every plan includes every course: Tools at US$9.99, Classroom at US$19.99 and Classroom Plus at US$29.99 a month, with 30, 180 or 300 minutes of live voice. The first 7 days of the first plan you buy are free.
Is the teacher a real person?
No. The teacher is an AI, and the app always says so. No person reviews your lessons.
Start learning English today
Seven days free on your first plan. On the web and on Android; the iPhone app is coming.
The first 7 days of your first plan are free, then from US$9.99 a month. Cancel before the week ends and you pay nothing.