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SayVibe

For people who already understand the language

You know the words.
Learn what people actually say.

The phrases that fit the moment you are in, and a read on every word when you say them out loud.

Not a grammar course. Not a chatbot.

Scene · running late

I'm running about ten minutes late.

Roughly ten minutes late.

The difference

I will be late for approximately ten minutes.

I'm running about ten minutes late.

You understand English. Saying it is another matter.

You can build the sentence. You just build it the long way, word by word, while the conversation has already moved on.

The words are not the problem. The phrasing is, and no grammar table hands you that.

Assembled word by word

Iwillbelateforapproximatelytenminutes

Said as one piece

I'm running about ten minutes late.

Situations, not chapters

Running late

  • I'm running a little late.
  • I'll be there in ten.
  • Go ahead without me.
  • Sorry to keep you waiting.

Changing plans

  • Something came up.
  • Can we make it another day?
  • Does Thursday work for you?
  • I'll let you know.

Wrapping up a meeting

  • I think we've covered everything.
  • Let's follow up tomorrow.
  • I'll send you the details.
  • Thanks everyone for your time.

Every scene is a moment you will really be in, with the few lines that belong in it. Take the ones you want, and they become your lesson.

Browse all situations →

Three steps, about a minute each

Find the situation

Scroll scenes of real dialogue until one is a moment you recognise.

Take the lines you want

Pick the phrases worth having. They go into your lesson, not into a queue someone else built.

Say them until they come out

Repeat after the speaker and get a read on every word you said.

And when you say it, you hear what landed

A phrase you can only read is one you never use. Every attempt comes back as a score and a read on every word, so you know which syllable to fix instead of repeating the whole sentence.

62out of 100 · was 55

  • 54sounds
  • 37pace
  • 78whole
  • 41tune

I'mrunningabouttenminuteslateeh

  • solid — right
  • dashed — nearly
  • dots — missed
  • italic — extra

A phrase you heard

Something came up

Scene built for it

  • Are we still on for tonight?
  • Something came up.
  • Can we make it another day?

Heard a phrase? Type it in.

A scene gets built around the line you bring: spoken, subtitled and ready to practise. Nothing is cut from films or videos you do not own.

Scenes are generated by AI. The app says so on the scene itself, and the details are on the AI page.

Your own library of how people speak

Everything you have worked on stays: the phrase, the scene it came from, and how you sounded on it. Lines come back on a schedule, mixed into new material, so the practice adds up instead of resetting.

I'm running about ten minutes late.

Running late

62

again in 3 days

Something came up.

Changing plans

81

again in a week

Let's follow up tomorrow.

Wrapping up a meeting

74

again in 4 days

English first

English

It ships with English first, and more languages come after. It is the language the catalogue is built on, and the one the scoring is tuned for.

Planned

  • Spanish
  • German
  • French
  • Portuguese
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Italian
  • and more

Planned, not shipped. No dates.

Frequently asked

What is SayVibe?
SayVibe helps you learn to speak a language the way natives actually do - the real phrases people use in real situations, with a word by word read on your pronunciation and intonation when you say them out loud.
Who is it for?
Anyone learning the language, from A1 up. It is built above all for people who already understand it but still assemble every sentence the long way while the conversation has moved on - yet even at the very start there is plenty to pick up.
Is it available yet?
Not yet. It launches on mobile soon. Join the waiting list and we will email you once, when it is out.
Which languages does it support?
English first. Spanish, French, German, Japanese and more are planned after.
How is it different from a course or a chatbot?
It is neither. The unit is a real situation and the phrases that go with it; you practise by saying them out loud, with a reinforcement block to drill what you have picked up - not by working through a generic syllabus or chatting with a model.

Be there on the first day

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