Start with a single word.
Build the confidence for a whole sentence.
An English app for kids ages 4–10 that teaches through sound, pictures, games and speaking — gently, joyfully, and at each child’s own pace.
🛡️ A safe space for kids — no ads and no sales pitches
👦 Great for older kids too, who just need a confidence boost to speak English
- Word 🦁 Lion!
- Word pair 🔵 Blue ball
- Sentence 📦 Put the ball in the box
- Word 🍎 Apple!
- 3 words ✌️ Two blue balls
- Full sentence 🐸 There are two green frogs
- Question 🔢 How many lions?
- Word pair 🐸 Green frog
- Full sentence 🔭 I can see three yellow bananas
- Question 🔍 Where is the apple?
- 3 words 🍎 Two red apples
- Full sentence 🚗 It's a red car
- Word pair 🐱 Three cats
- 167 levels in the journey
- 6 magical worlds
- 20 different games
- +160 English words
The story behind the app
”As a kid, English didn’t come easily to me.“
They tried to teach me letters, rules and fine points before I even felt I understood simple words or could say them out loud.
Today I know that what kids need first is confidence.
That’s why I built an app that starts with sound, picture and play — and gradually leads to speaking.
Most kids aren’t afraid of English — they just haven’t been given the confidence to speak it yet.
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Many kids are pushed into letters and writing far too early
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Before reading, a child needs to grasp sound and meaning
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A second language needs repetition, confidence and a positive experience
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Mistakes should feel like part of the game, never like failure
The heart of the app
Confidence to speak English isn’t born from worksheets — it’s built through play
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Understanding first, speaking next
The child hears and recognizes the word again and again, until it feels like their own. Only then are they invited to say it out loud.
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The microphone is a toy, not a test
Say a word — the bear celebrates. Didn’t land this time? Try again or skip. No score, no failure, no embarrassment.
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Small wins that add up
Every speaking attempt earns warm encouragement and stars. A child who feels successful asks to play more.
0 levels in the journey where the child speaks English out loudand the very first speaking moment arrives in the free levels
This approach also helps older kids who haven’t yet found the confidence to speak English — they start from the basics and move at their own pace.
How does the child learn in the app?
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Listen
Hear the English word — sounds and meaning before letters
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Recognize
Recognize it through a picture and a game
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Say it
Say it out loud and get warm encouragement
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Progress
Move on to phrases, instructions and sentences
A learning journey built step after step
The journey is designed so the child isn’t thrown straight into complex English. It starts with a single word, gathers small wins, and only once confidence is built does it move on to phrases and sentences.
- First words
- Speaking a single word
- Word phrases
- Saying a phrase out loud
- Number + color + object — out loud
- Understanding English instructions
- Whole sentences — out loud
🧭 This is how the journey really works in the app: 167 levels across six worlds, and in 47 of them the child speaks English out loud.
A look at the journey
Six worlds, one journey
Each world has its own character, and they build on one another — every world adds a new layer of confidence on top of the last, at the child’s pace.
The Starting World
First words
The journey begins gently: the child meets single English words through pictures, sounds and play — a warm, joyful introduction, with no pressure and no letters.
🚀 And this is only the beginning — the journey keeps growing, with new games and worlds joining all the time.
Start the journey free
👂 The app’s ear
Confidence first, accuracy next
The path to speaking English starts with confidence — so the app listens to the child differently at every stage, and grows right alongside them.
Early in the journey
Listening with a kind ear
The app accepts imperfect pronunciation, gives extra chances and celebrates every try — so the child learns that speaking is fun, with no fear of mistakes.
As you progress
Sharpening pronunciation
The app’s ear grows more precise: it expects clearer pronunciation and helps the child refine the words — step by step, at their own pace.
Forgiving doesn’t mean giving in: even in the early levels, a wrong word is never accepted — we encourage, but we never cheat.
New · the main game of the journey
Goooal! Kick the right word into the net
Hear an English word — and roll the right ball into the net. A high-energy movement game that connects the body to the language: the child moves, bursts with excitement, and picks up English without even noticing they’re learning.
- Hear an English word or phrase — “red apple”, “black cat”
- Roll the ball to the right item and score a goal
- The golden ball returns throughout the journey — with a level ladder that grows with the child
🔊 Red apple!
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Goooal! ⚽
New · the peak of the journey
The Magic Telescope: look — and say a whole sentence
The top of the speaking ladder: the child looks through the magic telescope, discovers what’s hidden in the scene — and says a whole English sentence out loud. All the confidence built along the journey, from a single word to here, comes together in one big moment.
- Discover a scene through the lens — a farm, a meadow, a market or a street
- Say a whole sentence out loud — “There are two green frogs”
- Stuck on a word? Tap its glass dot and hear it again
A real peek inside the games
The scenes here are taken from the app’s own files — this is exactly how it looks in your child’s hands.
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Lion!
Say It in English The bear says a word — and the child repeats it into the microphone -
🔊 Apple!
Feed the Bear Hear which food the bear is asking for — and drag it into his mouth -
🔊 Lion
Listen & Choose Hear an English word — and pick the right picture -
🔊 Put the ball in the box
Listen & Arrange A real instruction from the game — listen and set up the room -
🔊 Where is the apple?
Seek & Find Listen to an English instruction — and find the object in the scene -
Puzzle Game Put the picture together piece by piece — and hear the word
Games that build confidence — one at a time
The games feel like play — but they’re really practicing understanding, speaking and confidence. Every game here exists in the app itself.
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Whole sentencesThe Magic Telescope
The newest part of the journey — and its peak, too: look through the telescope, discover a scene and say a whole sentence out loud, like “I can see three yellow bananas”. Every word in the sentence is a dot you can tap to hear.
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Movement + EnglishGoooal!
The main game of the journey: hear an English word and roll the right ball into the net. Movement, coordination and confidence — with a level ladder that grows with the child.
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Speak into the micSay It in English
The bear says a word — and the child repeats it into the microphone, earning warm encouragement and stars. Step by step: one word, two words, three.
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Drag or speakFeed the Bear
The child hears which food the bear is asking for in English — and drags it into his mouth, or simply says its name. Listening comprehension through laughter.
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Counting and speaking
Count & Find
How many lions? The child counts animals, fruit and objects in colorful scenes, picks the right number — and in the mic round says it out loud, too.
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Building a sentence
Build 3 Words
Number + color + object: the child drags word blocks, builds a phrase like “two blue balls” — and hears the full phrase.
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Memory and listeningMemory Game
Flip cards and look for pairs — and every card you flip plays its English word. Six difficulty levels, from 4 up to 20 cards.
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Colors and numbersThe Enchanted Cauldron
Brew potions from an English recipe: listen, choose ingredients — and at the advanced stage, say the magic word out loud, too.
The illustrations are from the app’s real game assets.
A parent area that helps you follow the progress
You’re not left outside the process. The parent area gives you a clear picture of the progress, plus simple tips to help your child feel more confident speaking English. And because the app teaches English while the parent guidance and spoken narration are available in 10 languages, you can support your child in your own language.
- Track progress — for each child separately
- Which games were practiced and which is the favorite
- Which skills grew stronger — vocabulary, speaking and phrases
- Tips for building confidence at home
- How to encourage without pressure
- Positive reinforcement instead of criticism
Noa’s report · this week
For illustration only — the real report in the app updates based on your child’s play.
Start free
So you can see whether the app is right for your child, we’ve opened a free trial with access to some of the worlds and games.
The first nine levels of the journey are open for free — including the first speaking game — alongside tastes of the more advanced games.
Start your free trialLaunch offer: unlock Premium — about 50% off with the annual plan
Access to a rich learning journey, advanced games, a parent area and content that keeps growing — at a specially accessible price for families.
About 50% offper month · on the annual plan
Full price if you pay monthly Annual plan — best value
Save about 50% — limited-time launch discount
Prefer flexibility? A monthly plan is available too — the exact price is shown in your local App Store
- ✓ All 167 levels across the six worlds
- ✓ All 20 games — including the speaking games and the Magic Telescope
- ✓ A parent area with a progress report for each child
- ✓ A star shop: the child earns stars and dresses up the character — with stars only, never with money
- ✓ Everything is included in the subscription — no extra payment requests inside the app
The launch price is temporary: the annual plan is about half the price of paying monthly for a full year, for a limited time. The exact amount is shown in your local App Store.
You can start free, and only join a subscription if it’s a good fit.
Join Premium at the launch priceWhy now?
- Because speaking confidence is built one small step, then another small step.
- Because a child who feels successful wants to keep learning.
- Because English doesn’t have to start with fear, letters and rules.
- Because sometimes all a child needs is to listen, understand, try — and be encouraged.
- Because when learning feels like play, the child comes back to it willingly.
- Because the goal isn’t just to know words — it’s to dare to say them out loud.
- Because a good start in English can change a child’s whole relationship with the language.
Built so kids feel safe
- At the child’s pace
- Wins instead of grades
- Mistakes are part of the game
- 100% play, 0 ads
- Gradual learning
- Positive reinforcement
- A playful experience
- Designed for ages 4–10
- Parents can see the progress
Parents’ questions
Does the child need to be able to read English?
No. The app starts with sound, pictures and speaking.
Is it right for kids who don’t know any English at all?
Yes. The journey starts with very basic words.
Is it good for older kids too?
Absolutely. The recommended age is 4–10, but older kids who feel unsure about speaking English connect with it too — the app starts from the basics, progresses gradually, and never feels babyish.
Does the child have to speak into the microphone?
Not in every game. There are listening, choosing, memory, drag and speaking games. Speaking is introduced gradually.
What does the parent see?
A parent area with progress and tips for building speaking confidence — available in 10 languages, so you can support your child in your own language.
What about the child’s privacy?
The app itself doesn’t record or store audio, and the microphone is active only during speaking activities. Speech recognition is handled by the operating system’s recognition service (Apple/Google) — like the system’s own dictation, the audio may be processed on Apple/Google servers for recognition only, and the result is used just for that moment of play. You can read all about it in the privacy policy.
Are there ads or in-game purchases?
No. The app is a safe space for kids — no ads, no sales pitches and no extra payment requests inside the game. The subscription unlocks everything.
How much does it cost?
There’s an annual plan and a monthly plan. The annual plan is a limited-time launch offer — about 50% off compared with paying monthly. Apple and Google localize the price for your country, so the exact amount is shown in your local App Store.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. There’s free access to some of the worlds and games.
Here for you
Have a question? Talk to us
A question about the app, a technical issue or an idea for improvement — write to us and we’ll get back to you soon. We read every email.
Send us an email [email protected]
Let your child start speaking English with confidence — one word at a time.
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