Ask anything, any hour. Write to the people in your life, corrected for who's reading. Every line you learn becomes a flashcard, timed to come back right before you'd forget it.
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Je suis allé au marché
Write to someone real, ask for anything with a keystroke — and whatever you learn becomes a card on its own.
Write French for the person you'll actually say it to — Léa or M. Roche. Corrections attach to what you said, with the why.
A tutor in the thread. Ask anything, mid-conversation — it answers, and corrects the question you asked with.
A reference shelf one keystroke away — tap a command to see what it drops into the chat.
A few cards with your coffee. Each takes seconds — try grading these.
Cram a word tonight and it's gone by Friday. But see it again at just the right moments — each review a few seconds, spaced further and further apart — and it stops fading at all. Lingset times those moments for you.
Three hundred days of tapping cartoon owls gets you to "the apple is red." Real sentences from your real life — kept for good — get you to fluent. Private beta opens this summer.