For adult learners · A1 to C2
Speak English with more confidence, one short story a day.
Listen to a short story, read it aloud, and see exactly which words to practise. It takes a few minutes and fits around a working day.
- Free while plans are finalised
- Web and Android
- Recordings stay private
Maya keeps a small book in her bag. Every morning, she reads a page before work.
0:09 · Listening
● Your turn nextRead it aloud → get feedback
Working professionals
Sound clearer in meetings and calls.
A few minutes before work builds a steady speaking habit.
Moving abroad
Everyday English for a new city.
Stories about commutes, first days and small routines.
Returning learners
Pick English back up, calmly.
No streak pressure and no games. Short readings at your level.
Four steps, a few minutes, every day.
Each lesson is one short original story. You only finish a lesson when you pass the speaking step, so every lesson ends with you actually speaking.
Listen
A short narrated story, about 30 seconds. Each phrase lights up as it is read.
Your turn
When the story ends, nothing moves on by itself. You decide when to read.
Read aloud
Record yourself, listen back, and send it only when you are happy.
See what to practise
Words to work on are marked in the passage. Pass, or try again.
Everything you need to practise listening, reading and speaking.
Narrated stories
Original stories of 20 to 40 seconds, read by a clear narrator.
Read along
Each phrase is highlighted as it is read, in large, comfortable type.
Reading-aloud feedback
Record yourself and see marked words. Tap one to hear it.
Six levels per story
Compare the same story from A1 to C2 and move up when ready.
Two narrators
Switch between a female and a male voice without losing your place.
Honest progress
Lessons completed, practice history and your week. No leaderboards.
See your feedback right on the passage.
When you finish reading, words that sounded different or were missed are marked in the text. Tap a word to hear how you said it, compare it with the narrator, then try again.
What we measure, honestly: accuracy, completeness, fluency and pacing. We don’t score pronunciation or intonation yet. Scores are practice scores, and we never issue a CEFR certificate.
Passed
I usually get out of bed before seven o’clock. My routine includes drinking warm water right away.
≈ sounded different⊘ missed
Practice score · provisional
Pass mark 6091
Simple plans, free for now.
Payments aren’t connected yet, so every account is free while we finish the plans. We will always ask before charging you.
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Plus yearly
$4.99 / month
$59.88 billed yearly
- Every story at all six levels
- Unlimited reading-aloud feedback
- Progress and practice history
- Web and Android
Prices shown in USD are not final.
Your voice stays yours.
- Only you can play your recordings.
- Our own team can’t listen to them.
- Deleted after 7 days.
- Your progress stays after the audio is gone.
- Never used to train AI.
- Not ours, and not anyone else’s.
- Delete any time.
- One take, or all of them.
Questions, answered
What levels do you offer?
Six, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (very advanced). Every story is written at each level, so you can compare the same story in simpler or richer English. You choose where to start and can change it any time.
Will I get a certificate?
No. Levels guide what you read and are not a CEFR certification. Practice scores help you practise; they are not a test result.
How is my speaking checked?
We compare your reading with the passage and look at accuracy, completeness, fluency and pacing. Pronunciation and intonation aren’t scored yet. A lesson is complete when you pass its reading.
What happens to my recordings?
Only you can play them; our team can’t. They are deleted automatically after 7 days, never used to train AI, and you can delete any of them sooner.
Do I need to pay?
Not right now. Payments aren’t connected yet, so every account is free while we finish the plans. We will always ask before charging you.
Which devices can I use?
Any modern web browser, and the Android app. Your progress follows you.
How long does a lesson take?
A few minutes: listen once or twice, read aloud, and look at your feedback.
Your first story takes about a minute.
Free while we finish the plans. No card needed.