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How to speak, how to plan, and how to practice with family.
Three spaces: Me, Family, Teaching—one account is enough
You start in Me; open Family for kids or Teaching for students. Switch spaces without a new email—minute pools stay separate.
Read moreEntryBenefits and points: how “time left to practice” is counted
Speaking shows Benefits and Points separately; “time left” is their sum. Add-on minutes and point packs serve different jobs.
Read moreMethodFree level check: know where you are before choosing what to practice
Take the free check on the site or in the app. Plan and speak after—you’ll wander less than grinding random drills.
Read moreLive pairStart a live pair session: 1v1, optional AI listener
Invite a parent, buddy, or student. Record only with consent. AI can watch fluency and pronunciation—it won’t speak for you.
Read moreEntryTeaching: 1:1 coaching, not large classes
Add student accounts, assign speaking tasks, review summaries. Large-class admin is out of scope.
Read moreMethodLevel check first, then plan—speaking with direction
Connect a level check, an AI plan draft, and daily practice: know where you are before choosing what to practice.
Read moreRead a little, then practice
Open the app—speak from Home, or generate an AI draft in Plan.