Learning · LanguageStart speaking a new language in 90 days.
AI builds a daily plan of vocabulary, listening and speaking for your language pair and your schedule — and tells you upfront what level your hours realistically reach, instead of promising one.
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You've tried apps, but you still can't speak.
Apps teach you words, not conversation
You've got 500 words and a 200-day streak, and when someone actually asks how you are, nothing comes out. Recognising a word on a screen and producing it under mild pressure are different skills.
No structure — you don't know what comes next
One day food vocabulary, the next directions, then a grammar video you didn't finish. Without an order, everything stays at the same shallow depth.
You don't practise consistently
You skip a day, then a week, and coming back feels like starting over — so you don't. The plan that survives is the one built around the minutes you actually have.
Nobody tells you how long it really takes
Most plans promise a level and stay quiet about the hours behind it. Knowing that A1 takes around 90 hours and A2 roughly double is deflating for a week and useful for a year.
What You Get
A 90-day system to get you talking.
Personalized Roadmap
Built for your language pair and the minutes you have.
Hours-to-Level Calculator
What your daily time adds up to, and what it reaches.
Vocabulary Core
High-frequency words with a review schedule you can keep.
Listening & Shadowing
Resources at your level, plus how to shadow properly.
Speaking Prompts
Daily prompts and role-play so you produce, not just absorb.
Daily Checklists
A week of small actions with what to cut on a bad day.
How It Works
From holiday phrases to real conversation in 3 months.
1
Tell the AI your goals
Your language pair, level, why you're learning, and the minutes you can genuinely give it each day.
~3 minutes2
See the honest projection, get the plan
The calculator shows what your hours reach, then the plan lays out month-by-month themes and daily checklists.
~5 minutes3
Practise 20-60 minutes a day
Vocabulary, listening, shadowing, speaking — recorded from week one so you can hear the change by month three.
20-60 min/day90 days
of daily practice with the maths shown — a solid A1 for most people, and A2 within reach if you're at the higher end of the hours and the language is close to your own
3
months of weekly themes
Day 1
when speaking starts
7
daily actions per week
Questions
Everything you need to know.
Can I really reach A2 in 90 days?
It depends on your hours and your language pair, and the plan does that arithmetic before making any claim. A2 is usually associated with roughly 180-200 hours of guided study. At 20 minutes a day for 90 days you'll have about 30 hours — a genuine A1 foundation, not A2. At an hour or more a day with a language close to your own, A2 comes into range. The calculator shows your own number rather than a headline.
Isn't that a disappointing answer?
For about a week, yes. But the reason most 90-day language plans fail isn't laziness — it's that people measure themselves against a promise nobody could have kept, decide they're bad at languages, and stop. Knowing the real number at the start is what makes month two survivable.
What languages does this work for?
Any of them — Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic and beyond. Resources adapt to your target language, and the calculator accounts for how far it is from your native one, which changes the timeline substantially.
I only have 10-15 minutes a day. Is that worth doing?
Yes, with realistic expectations. Fifteen minutes daily for three months is around 22 hours — enough to handle greetings, basic needs, and simple exchanges, and enough to keep going. It won't get you to conversational, and the plan will say so rather than stretching the timeline until the promise fits.
Do I need a tutor or language partner?
Not to start. There are role-play prompts you can run on your own and a method for recording and self-evaluating. A free exchange partner on an app like HelloTalk or Tandem accelerates things noticeably, and there's guidance on finding one and opening the first message.
What if I miss a few days?
Pick up where you left off — the review schedule is built to absorb a missed week. The rule that matters is never missing two days in a row, because that's where a pause turns into a stop.
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