Want to support—not supervise
Kids have their own entry to speaking and can do live pair practice with a parent; you review progress and records.
Family
Help kids speak—without endless drills
Parents open Family and add a dedicated child account. Kids sign in on their own; parents proxy-view progress and allocate practice time.
Built for families like this
No real email for kids
After you add a child, the app issues an account + PIN—no child email required.
Share practice time
Allocate from family practice time so one person doesn’t use everything.
How child accounts work
Separate from personal email accounts. Kids only see their own practice surface.
Account + PIN
PIN at least 4 characters (follow in-app prompts). Kids sign in with the account to practice (not email; LINE login isn’t supported for child accounts).
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Separate sign-in, separate practice
Kids sign in with a child account for solo practice, tasks, or live pair with a parent; parents keep email / OAuth—not the same session.
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What Family includes
Speaking tasks
Set today’s practice theme or scene for a child—drive speaking, not just browsing.
Allocate practice time
Add practice time from the family pool; children see read-only balances.
Family messages
Message in the Family channel in-app (personal Me has no in-app messaging).
Parent proxy view
See the child’s home and plans from a parent view—no PIN, not a full account switch.
Help: assign speaking tasksHelp: allocate practice timeHelp: family messages
Proxy view, plans, and records
Enter the child’s view
See progress and plan status without fully switching accounts.
Plan for your child
Parents can generate an AI plan draft; after confirm, the child follows the rhythm.
Compare you and your child
Switch between your own and your child’s practice records and stage comparisons.
How to start
- 1Open FamilySign in with your personal account, then open Family when you need it.
- 2Add a dedicated child accountSet a nickname and PIN; the app issues a child account so they can sign in on their own.
- 3Proxy-view progress and assign tasksParents can review progress, assign speaking tasks, and allocate practice time. Details are in the Help Center.
Open Family and add a child in the app
Kids practice on their own; parents proxy-view and allocate practice time.