Languages

Study a language 60 minutes a day.Even after yesterday.

English, Spanish, French, Japanese, sign language or any of more than 90 languages. Course, podcast, TV series or book: the app tracks the time spent on each front and keeps your consistency visible. It doesn’t teach the language — it organizes the studying you already do and shows you how to catch up when a day slips.

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Works in the browser and installs as an app. No card needed to start. The app interface is currently in Portuguese (Brazil).
One goal, several fronts

Everything you already do in the language fits in the same plan

Course or class

Class time counts toward the goal

In person, online or private: start the timer during class or log it afterwards. The time goes into the day’s goal.

Podcasts and series

Listening on the commute

Listened for twenty minutes on the bus? Log it in seconds, today or tomorrow. Works offline too.

Books and reading

Pages as material

Add the book or PDF and the page range. You know where you stopped and how much is left.

Vocabulary and exercises

One front for each thing

Listening, vocabulary, grammar, speaking: each front becomes a topic in the same goal, with time added up in the report.

More than 90 languages

English is preselected. Switch to any language you like.

When creating the goal, pick the language from the list: the most popular come first, and the goal’s name follows your choice.

EnglishSpanishFrenchGermanItalianJapaneseChinese (Mandarin)KoreanRussianArabicLibras (Brazilian Sign Language)HebrewDutchSwedishTurkishGreekHindiGuaraniLatinEsperantoand many more
Sessions, goals and achievements

Reading, class and practice, each in its place

Session types

Say what the session was

Class, reading, practice, review, theory or questions. The report splits time by type, and in exercise sessions you note how many questions you did and got right.

ClassReadingPracticeReview
Weekly goals

Pages per week, minutes per day

Beyond the daily time goal, set how many pages you want to read this week, in the book or PDF. You can also have a weekly question goal.

Achievements, levels and challenges

Consistency becomes XP

Minutes studied, goals met and reviews earn XP, raise your level and unlock achievements. There is no leaderboard, and breaking a streak takes nothing away from what you have already earned.

See the achievements →
Balance and catch-up

Where “40 more min today” comes from

  1. 01
    Today’s goal60 minThe commitment you set for this goal, on the days you chose.
  2. 02
    Logged today40 minTwo timer sessions or one manual entry. 20 min left to the goal.
  3. 03
    Carried over60 minNothing was logged yesterday. The day’s goal became time to make up — no interest, no guilt.
  4. 04
    Suggested catch-up20 minWith the “spread over 3 days” rule, the owed time comes in gradually: 20 min today, 20 tomorrow, 20 the day after.

Result: 40 more min today — 20 for the goal + 20 to catch up. Would rather make it all up at once, or just be notified? The rule is yours. Studied and forgot to log it? Log it later: the balance adjusts.

Englishgoal 60 min
LoggedLeft to goalCatch-up
40 minLogged today
20 minLeft to goal
60 minCarried over
20 minSuggested catch-up

40 more min today: 20 for the goal + 20 to catch up.

How it works
01

Set the commitment

Goal, minutes per day, days of the week, start date and preferred times. Subjects, topics, materials and pages stay organized in one place.

02

Log the session

A timer for those who study with the app open; quick manual logging for those who studied and remembered later. Works offline and syncs when you are back.

03

Catch up when you fall behind

A day with nothing logged becomes time to make up, by the rule you chose. Make it all up today or spread it over the next days — the plan compares before and after.

Consistency, not fluencyThe report shows days with logs and time per front. It doesn’t assess pronunciation, vocabulary or level.
A tone you chooseWarm, direct or firm. The daily message changes; the nudge never turns into guilt.
Unlogged day ≠ lost dayForgot to log it? Log it later. Didn’t study? It becomes time to make up, by the rule you chose.
Planned breakA trip, a college exam, a heavy week at work: mark the break and owed time doesn’t grow.
Plans
Free
R$ 0Forever, no card
  • 1 active goal
  • Timer, manual logging, balance and catch-up
  • Weekly plan and a reminder at the planned time
  • Weekly report
  • 20 materials (up to 100 MB)
  • Reviews, mock exams, achievements and Tatá
  • Tatá with AI: 10 chats a month and 20 natural-voice lines
Start for free
EssentialRecommended
R$ 9.90 / monthor R$ 94.80 a year (R$ 7.90 a month)
  • Up to 3 active goals
  • AI to organize content and chat with Tatá: 60 actions a month
  • Tatá with natural voice: 300 lines a month
  • Full reminders and a weekly summary by email
  • Weekly, monthly and quarterly reports
  • Automatic distribution of tasks across the week
  • 100 materials (up to 1 GB)
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Complete
R$ 19.90 / monthor R$ 190.80 a year (R$ 15.90 a month)
  • Unlimited active goals
  • AI to organize content and chat with Tatá: 200 actions a month
  • Tatá with natural voice: 1,000 lines a month
  • Everything in Essential
  • Unlimited materials (up to 5 GB)
Start with Complete

Prices in Brazilian reais (BRL). The yearly plan is 20% cheaper than 12 monthly payments. Your history and data export never depend on a subscription, and the price doesn’t change with how much you study.

FAQ

Questions from language learners

Which languages can I track?

More than 90. English is preselected when you create the goal, and you can switch to Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Libras, ASL and many more. If yours isn’t listed, pick “Other language” and name it whatever you like.

Can I study two languages at the same time?

Yes. Each language is a goal, with its own target, days and balance. Free has 1 active goal; Essential, up to 3; Complete, no limit.

Does the app teach the language?

No. It has no lessons, exercises or grading. It organizes the studying you already do — course, podcast, series, book — and tracks the time spent on each front.

Does it work with any course or method?

Yes. In-person or online course, private lessons, a language app, a textbook, an exchange program: the goal is yours, the material is yours. The app logs the time and keeps the plan.

Can I split time by front — listening, vocabulary, grammar, speaking?

Yes. Each front is a topic inside the goal. When logging a session, you pick the topic; the report shows how much time went to each.

Does listening to a podcast on the commute count?

It does, if you want it to. Manually log the duration and topic when you remember; the day’s balance adjusts.

What if 60 minutes a day doesn’t fit my week?

Set the goal that fits — 20, 30, 45 minutes — and the days of the week. Hard weeks and holidays go in as planned breaks, without becoming debt.

Does the report measure fluency?

No. It measures consistency and time per goal and per front. Fluency shows in your conversations, tests and in what you understand of what you hear and read.

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