Hear it. Tap each word to break it down. Say it out loud. The AI waiter waits while you fumble.
No sign-up. No streaks. Tap the words. Speak into your mic.
Most apps teach you grammar in a vacuum. Real restaurants, real subway booths, real grandmothers — they don't talk like that.
Every app makes you tap bubbles. The first time a real Chinese person asks you "几位?", your brain goes blank.
Pinyin tables, stroke-order quizzes, HSK flashcards. You're supposed to feel the culture somewhere else. No — it's in the sentence.
Tap a word to hear it. Then tap the mic and say it back. That's the whole method. Pick any scene below.
Every sentence is tap-able. Tap 欢迎 to hear huān yíng. Tap 光临 to hear guāng lín. No mystery characters.
Tap the mic, speak the line, then play your recording next to the native voice. No live teacher schedule, no judgment.
When you learn "吃了吗" (chī le ma), you also learn it's how Chinese grandparents say hello — not a dinner invitation. It's right there.
We're building this in public. Early testers get Pro free for 6 months — and a direct line to yell at us when something sucks.