Talk to a real person
Friends, classmates, or family—everyday topics. Strictly 1v1, not a multi-seat lobby.
Live speaking pair
5 minutes · practice with a friend
Create a room, share the link with a friend or family member, and finish a short 1v1 live pair. More conversational than solo practice; optional AI listening for light feedback—not a full exam report.
Sign-in required · Web / LINE · short invite pairs usually don’t use practice minutes (see in-app notes)
Why practice with someone
Solo speaking often stops mid-way. A partner helps you keep going and answer back.
Light feedback when you want it
After both consent to recording, AI can listen for fluency and pronunciation cues. The chat stays human-first.
Finish and earn practice time
When a friend completes a pair session or level check, both of you may earn practice-time rewards; a first valid subscription can unlock more (details in the app).
How a session works
Three steps: create → share → practice about five minutes together.
- Sign in and create an invite room
- Share the link; both consent before joining and recording
- Practice ~5 minutes → each get light feedback; book another round anytime
Invite rewards · practice more
Pair practice is both speaking time and a way to grow practice time together.
- Friend finishes a valid pair or level check: both may earn practice-time rewards
- Friend’s first valid subscription: both may earn extra practice time
- Exact amounts and caps are shown in-app on offers and billing
Who it’s for
Anyone who wants “someone to talk with for a few minutes.”
Classmates & coworkers
Need a partner for English or Japanese? Start a 5-minute invite.
Parents & kids
Short rounds at home with everyday topics—record only with consent.
Tutors & students
Use invite pair for a light session; assign formal tasks in Teaching.
vs the free level check
Level check = solo ~3 prompts to see where you are. Live pair = ~5 minutes speaking with a friend. You can check first, then invite.
Invite a friend to speak now
After sign-up you land on pair invite—or take the free level check first.