~5 hours
Start and order with confidence
Greetings, introductions, ordering food and drinks, saying please and thank you — and understanding the reply.
Voice-first • Tested, not tapped
You don’t have a memory problem. You have a checking problem — and 10–15 minutes a day fixes it.
Every app you’ve tried counted the lesson finished. Nobody went back to check. We do — your dashboard shows what you still remember at 1, 7, and 30 days, whether the number flatters you or not.
$9.99/month — cancel anytime
Speak out loud from day one
Miss a day? Nothing breaks
Voice-first
Parley Lingo asks • Say it out loud
¿Qué quieres tomar?
You said • Heard clearly
Quiero un café, por favor.
“I want a coffee, please.” — nice, natural word order.
“I want a coffee, please.” — nice, natural word order.
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Hear it said right Then say it again — that’s the fix.
The retention arc
We re-test you
1 dayQuick check
7 daysStill there?
30 daysLong-game proof
1,000 words
About 85% of everyday conversation runs on roughly 1,000 words. We teach those first. The rare words can wait — you’ll hear these ones at a store, at work, and at home, this week.
12 minutes
One short session a day. The gap between days isn’t lost time — it’s part of how it sticks. Short and daily beats long and occasional, because your brain does the consolidating between sessions, not during them.
1 · 7 · 30 days
Here’s the question most apps hope you never ask: do you still know it a month later? We re-test what you learned. If you don’t still know it at day 30, we don’t count it as learned — and we bring it back.
What you'll be able to do
Real tasks, in order.
If a promise can’t be scheduled, we don’t make it.
This is what steady daily sessions add up to in Spanish — task by task, in the order it actually happens. Other languages follow the same ladder. Some honestly take longer, and we’d rather lose the sale than hide that below.
~15 hours
Handle the basics on your own
Simple transactions, prices and directions, and answering personal questions about family, work, and where you’re from.
~50 hours
Hold a real conversation
Describe your day, talk about plans, and hold a 5-minute conversation with a little support when you need a word.
~1 year of daily sessions
Beginner independence
Full beginner independence in Spanish — handle everyday life without switching back to English for the basics.
Straight talk:
Spanish is our fastest path for English speakers. Hebrew and Haitian Creole use the same method and ladder, but they honestly take longer to reach that last step. If you need a deadline we can’t keep, we’re not your app. We’d rather tell you that up front.
How it works
Talk. Get corrected.
Then prove it — to yourself — at day 30.
Every session follows the same loop. It starts with your voice, because typing alone doesn’t build speaking — it builds typing. Who told you tapping a word was the same as saying it?
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Talk
You speak out loud in every session; it’s voice-first. Real phrases for real situations — ordering, introducing yourself, asking for help — not word lists to tap through and call it learning.
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Get corrected, with the why
Hear it said right, and understand the fix. Not just “wrong” — why it’s said that way, in plain English, so the correction is still there the next time you need it.
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Get re-tested until it sticks
Reviews timed to your memory, plus long-game checks at 30, 90, and 180 days. If it faded, it comes back into your sessions — automatically. Nothing gets counted and quietly forgotten.
Long-game checks
30 days90 days180 days
Most apps stop at the lesson. The lesson was never the hard part — month three is. We check months later.
Modes for every learner
Same method.
Different pace, same respect.
Age and reading level change the pacing, the examples, and the screen — not the quality of the teaching. A slower pace is a pace, not a lesser one.
Kids 5–18
Shorter turns, playful prompts, and parent visibility. Speaking first, with reading support that grows with age.
Ages 5–18 • Parent viewAdults
Work, travel, family, and everyday life. The full 1,000-word core, real conversations, and corrections with the why.
Everyday + workSeniors 50+
Larger text, slower audio option, extra replay, and high contrast throughout. No tiny tap targets, no rushing.
Large type • Slower paceLiteracy-friendly
Listen-and-speak first. Words are introduced by sound and picture before spelling, so reading level never blocks speaking.
Sound firstOne subscription covers up to 4 learner profiles — your kid, you, and grandma can each learn at your own pace, in your own mode, on the same $9.99. Four learners, one price. That’s the family math, and there isn’t a second bill hiding behind it.
Languages
Three deep courses at launch.
Not thirty shallow ones.
We could have launched with thirty languages that teach you to tap. Instead we built Spanish, Hebrew, and Haitian Creole properly first — full voice, full corrections, full re-testing — before adding more. Depth is the product. The count is not.
Spanish
Español • Our most complete course
Best for: Everyday life in the U.S., work, travel, and family. The reference course the others are built from.
Hebrew
עברית • Full right-to-left support
Best for: Heritage learners, family, and travel. Letters are taught through sound first — you speak before you decode.
Haitian Creole
Kreyòl Ayisyen • Built with native speakers
Best for: Family, community, church, and work. Real phrases people actually say — not textbook translations.
Growing to 12–15 languages. The top four are included in the $9.99 — switch whenever you like at no extra cost; your progress is saved and waiting when you come back. It waits because it’s yours.
See the full roadmapThe full roadmap
12 more languages
in the works — and not one ships early.
Each one gets the same treatment as the launch three — full voice, corrections with the why, and 1 / 7 / 30-day re-testing — before it opens. A language that opens half-built teaches half a language. No course ships half-built.
French
Français
Portuguese
Português
Italian
Italiano
German
Deutsch
Mandarin Chinese
普通话 • Pǔtōnghuà
Japanese
日本語 • Nihongo
Korean
한국어 • Hangugeo
Arabic
العربية • Full right-to-left support
Russian
Русский • Russkiy
Hindi
हिन्दी • Hindī
Vietnamese
Tiếng Việt
Tagalog
Tagalog • Filipino
That’s the full set: 3 deep courses live at launch, 15 in total as each one is finished. The +$2.99 add-on (see Pricing) unlocks all of them live at once as they open.
Pricing
Two prices. That’s the whole menu — read it in ten seconds.
The base covers the top four languages. One optional unlock adds all the rest — and that’s the entire menu. If a pricing page needs fine print to make sense, the price isn’t the problem. Ours doesn’t.
$9.99 / month
The base plan — top four languages included.
- Top four languages included — start with Spanish, Hebrew, or Haitian Creole
- Up to 4 learner profiles (Kids, Adults, Seniors, Literacy-friendly)
- Voice-first sessions, corrections with the why, and 1 / 7 / 30-day re-testing
- Full dashboard — see what actually stuck, in plain English
Your membership starts with a 5-minute baseline that shows us exactly where you begin. $9.99/month — cancel anytime.
The only extra that exists
Want every language live at once?
+$2.99 / month
That unlocks every remaining language — all 12–15 as they launch — instead of just the top four. That’s it. That’s the whole add-on list. Most people reading this don’t need it — the top four cover the languages nearly everyone starts with. Take it only if your list is longer than four.
Those are the only two prices — no annual plan, no lifetime deal, no other add-on fees.
If we ever change pricing, existing subscribers keep their price while they stay subscribed. We’ll put that in writing at launch.
Proof, not progress bars
Your dashboard shows
what actually stuck — not what you finished.
Not “lessons completed.” A completed lesson is a claim. What you can still say, weeks later, when we test you again without warning — that’s evidence.
Your dashboard shows what actually stuck
Every number here comes from a re-test — you saying it again, out loud, days later. Nothing is guessed from taps. If the number drops, you’ll see it drop. That’s the deal.
Retention arc — Spanish • Last 30 days
56% still yours at 30 days
Day 1 check: 92% still thereDay 7: 71%Day 30: 56%
Still yours at 30 days: 56% — Of every 100 words you learned a month ago, you can still use 56 today — measured by re-testing you, not guessed. Most people would call 56% a disappointment. We call it the first honest number you’ve ever been given about your own learning — and the other 44 come back into your reviews until they stick.
Tomorrow • 18 words
Short and specific. Tomorrow’s session starts with an 18-word check from 7 and 30 days ago, then teaches what’s next. Yesterday’s words get asked about before today’s arrive.
12 minutes
About 12 minutes today, including the re-test. A 2-minute day still counts — showing up small beats skipping, and your future self is keeping score either way.
284 / 1,000 core words
Counted only after you’ve passed a 30-day check on them. If you haven’t been re-tested yet, it doesn’t count here. Earned, not logged.
Sample dashboard with example numbers — your real dashboard fills in from your own re-tests as you learn.
Questions
Straight answers. The kind we’d want before paying.
How much time a day?
10–15 minutes. That’s the plan. Even a 2-minute day counts — a tiny session keeps the habit and the memory loop alive. The question was never really about minutes, though. It’s about days in a row.
Which languages can I learn?
Spanish, Hebrew, and Haitian Creole at launch, growing to 12–15. The top four languages are included in the $9.99 — switch anytime at no extra cost, progress saved; a $2.99/month unlock adds every remaining language.
Can my family use it?
Yes — up to 4 learner profiles are included in the $9.99. Each person gets their own mode, pace, and dashboard. No per-person charge. One household, one subscription — that’s how it should have worked all along.
What if I miss a day?
Nothing breaks. No streak shaming, no lockouts — pick up where you left off. Your re-tests just wait for you. We don’t punish a missed day; life did enough of that already.
What is the 5-minute baseline?
Five minutes of speaking that shows us where you actually start — what you already know, what’s faded, and what to teach first. It’s the first step of your membership, and it sets up your first sessions and your first retention arc. No placement guesswork — we listen first, then we teach.
Can I switch languages?
Any time — it’s included. Your $9.99 covers the top four languages.
Move between them whenever you like — and the $2.99/month unlock adds every remaining language as it launches. Your progress is always saved and waiting when you come back.I’m not a strong reader. Can I still learn?
Yes — that’s what Literacy-friendly mode is for. You learn by listening and speaking first; words arrive by sound and picture before spelling, so reading level never blocks you from talking. Speaking came before reading for every human who ever lived. We just teach in that order.
Do kids and grandparents really share one subscription?
Really. Up to 4 learner profiles are included in the $9.99 — each with its own mode (Kids, Adults, Seniors 50+, Literacy-friendly), its own pace, and its own dashboard. No per-person charge. And yes — “really” is doing a lot of work in that question. It shouldn’t have to.
Start with your
5-minute baseline. Find out where you actually stand.
Five minutes of speaking tells us where you actually start — what you already know, what faded, and what to teach first. Most people have never once been measured before being taught. Join below — membership is $9.99/month, and your baseline is the first step.
10–15 minutes a day after that. $9.99/month. That’s the whole pitch — because the pitch was never the point. The day-30 number is.
Your first arc starts here
1 day7 days30 days
We’ll test you at day 1, day 7, and day 30 — and show you the result, whether it’s good or not. Especially if it’s not.