Built for real learning, not busywork
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Answer choices are read aloud.
Most language apps read the question but make you read the answers — which shuts out
early readers and learners with dyslexia entirely. Lumi reads both.
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You never have to speak into a microphone.
Tap or type instead. No pressure, no failed voice recognition, works anywhere, quiet room included.
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Pick your starting point, or take a real placement quiz.
Beginner, intermediate or expert — skip straight to your level, or answer a short quiz and let your
real answers decide instead of guessing about yourself.
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Conversations that actually branch.
Order at a restaurant, ask for directions, make plans with a friend — your response changes what
happens next, not just how it's graded.
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Stories with real comprehension checks.
Read and listen to a full dialogue, then answer questions that prove you followed it — not just
matched a word.
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Up to 8 learners on one account.
One price for the whole household — not per person.
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Streaks, XP and crowns.
Every skill can be pushed to 5 crowns, and it gets harder each time — replaying a skill you've
already learned is real practice, not busywork.
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Real progress tracking, printable.
Time spent, lessons completed, and scores for every session — a real record of what you've learned,
not just a streak number.
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No ads, ever.
Nothing selling to you mid-lesson.
What's inside right now
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Spanish — 55 skills, from first greetings through restaurants, travel and making plans
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French — 55 skills, the same core vocabulary, built the same way
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Mandarin — 55 skills covering the same core vocabulary and everyday situations
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Japanese — 55 skills, same structure and progression as the rest
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Russian — 55 skills, same structure and progression as the rest
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American Sign Language — fingerspelling, numbers 1–10, and everyday signs
3,200+ words and phrases across Spanish, French, Mandarin, Japanese, and Russian, plus Stories and
branching Conversations per language, with more added regularly. ASL is newer and growing — real
signed vocabulary needs video, and we're not shipping that until it's done right.