Don't learn alone
Bring your study group, your class, your company or a few friends into one place — and help build the app while you are in there. Every community has a screen called Ideas, where any member proposes a feature, a fix, a game or a language we don't teach yet, others back it, and the ones that gather support go on the roadmap with a date.
The rest of the room does the other half of the work: motivation is not willpower, it is who is watching. Every class, streak and level-up is seen.
Have us build the language app of your dreams
Open Ideas in any community you belong to and propose a direction for the app in one sentence: a feature, a fix, a new game, an exercise, or a language we don't teach yet. Other members comment on it and support it. Five supports is the bar that puts an idea in front of our team, and when it fits where we are going, it goes on the roadmap with a date.
Our team replies to every idea — not only the popular ones, all of them. Not everything gets built, but a large share does, often within weeks. Especially now, early on, the people using the app are the people deciding what it becomes.
A member named Sofia proposed "Add Turkish to the languages we can study." Eight people backed it. It is on the roadmap for the end of October.
Join with a code, then watch the room fill up
Public communities, open challenges, a news feed and the Ideas screen, all on one page.
Small, visible, weekly
Four things, and they all work in the same direction: making the study you already do impossible to ignore.
Join with a link, a code or a QR
No friend requests, no waiting to be approved. Scan the code on a slide, or paste the link someone sent you. On your phone, the app opens straight into the community.
Leaderboards that measure progress
Ranked by what you have gained since you joined, not by lifetime totals, so someone who started today can lead the table this week. You see the top of the board and the people right around you, per language or across all 13.
Challenges with a deadline
Five classes in seven days. Ten hours before the end of the month. Your group sets the challenge, everyone sees who is on track, and it ends on a date instead of drifting.
Ideas that get answered
Propose a feature, a fix, even a language we don't teach yet. The others support it, five supports is the bar for review, and the ideas that fit go on the roadmap with a date. See how ideas become features.
Communities are free on every plan.
Every class someone takes shows up here
Level-ups, finished adventures, streaks and challenge results appear in the community feed the moment they happen. A leaderboard ranks progress since each person joined, so a newcomer can lead the month.
Three rooms that already work
Met at a meetup, kept it going
Everyone studies something different, and the leaderboard compares progress, so a Japanese learner and a Czech learner can race each other fairly. Class time and streaks count the same across all 13 languages.
Practice between classes, visible to you
Create a private community for each class. See who practiced this week without chasing anyone by message, and set a challenge that matches what you are teaching that month.
A quiet, friendly rivalry
The Family plan comes with a private community built in. A company can run a challenge for a whole quarter with nothing more than a QR code on the kitchen wall.
Bring your people in
Create your account, open Communities from the home screen, and start a room for your group — or paste the code somebody gave you. It is free on every plan.
Start a community