Read And Listen
To Your Own Stories

Tell us which English words you know. We write a story from those words — plus a few new ones — and record it. Read it, listen to it, or do both at once. Understanding almost everything, and meeting a little that is new, is how a language actually goes in.

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Your story · 3 new words

Words you know

the before stood under waited together smiled share umbrella offered corner

Your story, just written

The rain started before Mia reached the bus stop. She had no umbrella, so she stood under a tree and waited.

A woman next to her smiled and offered to share hers. Mia said thank you, and they walked together to the corner.

The founder's story We are offering a different way to learn a language — one our founder did not read about in a book, but proved on himself, alone, long before any of this existed. His method, and the whole story, below.
2 min from sign-up to your first story
100% of each story built from your words
New story every time, never repeated
$0 to start, no credit card

Why English Still Feels Too Hard

You study every day. Real English still feels like a wall. Here is what changes.

Reading on your own

Too hard, or too boring

  • —You open a real book and miss three words in every sentence
  • —You stop after one page, and feel bad about it
  • —Easy learner books use the same 300 words again and again
  • —Flashcard words disappear two days later
  • —You never know if a text is right for your level
Reading here

Always just right

  • ✓Every sentence is built from words you marked as known
  • ✓You finish the story, because you understand it
  • ✓A brand new story whenever you want one
  • ✓New words arrive inside a story, so they stay
  • ✓Your level is your word list — nothing to guess

Learn From Stories Made For You

Three steps. Most people are reading their first story in about two minutes.

1

Mark the words you know

We show you English words, the most common ones first. Tap yes or no. That is your vocabulary.

the under smiled waited umbrella before share corner
2

Choose how hard it is

Two new words for an easy day. Ten when you feel strong. You decide every time.

New words per story

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3

Read, and the words stay

You understand the story, so the new words make sense. They come back later until you know them well.

She had no umbrella, so she stood under a tree and waited. A woman offered to share hers.

Listen Anywhere You Go

Every story is recorded, so the same words you just read can go with you on a walk.

Every story has audio

Not a few of them — all of them. The recording is made together with the story, so it is ready the moment the text is.

Read along, or just listen

Follow the text while you hear it and the sound of a word sticks to its shape. Or put the phone away and only listen.

Practise while you walk

The walk to work, the queue, the washing-up. Listening is the one kind of practice you can do with your hands full.

Understand First, Remember After

You learn a language fastest when you understand almost everything, and meet a little that is new.

Words inside a real story

A word on a card is gone in two days. A word inside a story you enjoyed stays much longer.

The common words first

We order words by how often English really uses them, so your effort goes where it gives the most back.

Five minutes is enough

One short story on the bus, in bed, at breakfast. Small and often beats one long study day a month.

Never the same text twice

Every story is written when you ask for it. Nothing comes from a fixed library of texts.

No level test

You never choose A2 or B1. Your word list is your level, and it moves up as you learn.

Works with your teacher

Use it alone, or beside your lessons. If your teacher uses our platform, your reading follows your classes.

Is This You?

You are stuck in the middle

You understand simple English, but films, books and news are still too fast. You need a lot of reading at exactly your level, and there is nowhere to get it.

You need English for work

Emails, meetings, documents. You do not have time for a long course — you need a few minutes a day that actually add up.

You already have a teacher

Your lesson is one hour a week. This is the other six days — reading practice that follows what you are learning.

Common Questions

Yes. It is all free right now, and you do not need a credit card. This is a new product, so we want as many people as possible to try it and tell us what to make better. Your feedback is what we ask for instead of money.

Any level. If you know 300 words, we write stories with those 300 words. If you know 5,000, the stories are richer. You never choose a level yourself — your word list does it.

About two minutes. You mark some words, choose how many new ones you want, and your first story is ready.

No. Many people use it completely alone. If you do have a teacher who uses our platform, your words and stories can follow your lessons.

An AI writes each one the moment you ask for it, using only the words you marked as known plus the new words you chose. Every story is new — you will not read the same text twice.

English first. The platform is built for more languages, and others are coming.

Yes, and to every one of them. Each story is recorded when it is written, so there is nothing to turn on and nothing to wait for — press play and read along, or just listen while you walk, cook or travel.

Forty Minutes A Day, Instead Of Music

Our founder never took a lesson. He learned in the car, listening to stories.

Twenty minutes on the drive to work, twenty on the drive home. Radio off, stories in the new language on instead. He listened, and repeated back out loud, to himself, what he had just heard.

That was the whole method. No teacher, no lessons, no exchange partner, and in three months not one conversation with a native speaker.

Then he flew to a country where nobody spoke his language, so he had no choice but to use theirs. What came out was basic — and it came out without effort. The people he spoke to were surprised: three months, and not a single lesson behind it.

Your First Story Is Two Minutes Away

Mark the words you know. Read something you actually understand. Start today, for free.

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