Your students already charge their phones four times a day. That’s…Four words a day,
without homework
1,000+ words and phrases per student, per school year.
1,000+ words and phrases per student, per school year.
One scan of their card sets it up. After that every charge plays a phrase out loud and posts it as a notification. Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish and English vocabulary, A1 to C2 — one seat opens all of it.
Get a quoteThe rollout costs one warm-up. After that, the phone on the nightstand does the teaching.
One QR card per student, single use. A print sheet, or a numbered list of links for your class system.
Their own phone, iPhone or Android. Five taps, fifteen seconds, and the app walks them through it.
Then the charger does the rest. A phrase every plug-in, all year — no app to open, nothing to chase.
No homework to set. No streaks to police. No accounts to reset. From then on the charger sets the pace, one phrase at a time.
Research places conversational fluency at ~3,000 high-frequency words
— a school year of charging covers a third of it.
The trigger is already in their day. One CEFR-graded phrase plays automatically, and a notification shows the word. Nobody has to open an app, least of all you.
Phrases a student is about to forget surface more often. Ones they know cold drift back. Listening does the work, and there is nothing to mark. Studies show spaced repetition improves retention by ~25% over traditional study.
The widget sits on their lock screen. After a plug-in, one glance reinforces what their ears just caught.
Tell us how many seats. You get a print sheet of QR cards and a numbered list of links — one per student, single use, either way.
A seat is a licence, never a profile, and it ends on its own.
Each scan starts that student’s own twelve months.
No. Nobody types a name, an e-mail address or a password. A student scans their card, the app unlocks, and that is the whole ceremony.
No. On iPhone the seat redeems through Apple’s own system with auto-renew switched off from the start; on Android the licence is a signed pass inside the app with no billing attached to it at all. When the 12 months end, access ends. Nothing renews and nobody is asked for a card number.
Yes. Every card is one link that recognises the phone it is opened on and routes itself to the right store. You order seats, and the iPhone/Android split takes care of itself.
Each batch has an activation window, typically two to three months from the start of the agreement. Cards not scanned by then go dead on their own. Your activation report shows exactly how many were handed out, scanned, and on which platform.
Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Polish, learned from English, plus an English vocabulary track — 33,233 phrases in total, graded A1 to C2, with audio for every phrase. The full derivation is on the corpus statistics page.
Yes. Once a pack is downloaded, playback needs no connection — and the licence is verified on the device, so it keeps working offline too.
Pick one class, get that many seats free for a semester, and watch the activation report. If the words stick, scale up to the year group with a standard per-seat agreement.
One standard invoice per year, per seat, from us to the institution. Students and parents never see a payment step anywhere — priced per seat, per year, with volume discounts.
Tell us roughly how many students and which languages they’re learning. You’ll get a per-seat price back, and a free pilot pack for one class if you’d like to try it first.
A seat ends when its year does.
Renewal is switched off before the cards are printed.