You already know English.
Now say it out loud.
An AI speaking coach for the moments you actually freeze in. Five minutes a day. Free to start.
The shape of the moment.
When someone asks a question in a meeting and it's your turn, two things happen at once. Your good English goes quiet. The filler words show up. Here's what the transcript looks like, on the days nobody talks about.
The fix isn't more grammar. It's getting reps, with low stakes, until the words come out without your brain in the way.
I lower the heat. Then we keep talking.
Five minutes a day. We don't grade your accent. We don't quiz your grammar. We listen to what you said, point at one thing to change next time, and start again. You don't need to feel ready. You just have to start.
The shape of a warm-up.
A scripted preview of the first two minutes inside the app. The real session uses your voice; this one plays back a sample exchange so you can see what Miss Lily sounds like before you install.
Eleven more people you can talk to.
Miss Lily is the tutor. The rest are who you talk to after the warm-up. Each one is good at a different moment.
Real moments. Not drills.
Every scenario is a real moment from Indian work and social life. Pick the one you're dreading this week.
For interviews
At work
Out of office
Proof you can point at.
Once a week, we drop a benchmark task. A short, repeatable prompt. You record it again seven days later. The proof isn't a score — it's your two answers, in your voice, on the same screen.
What a generic AI chat misses.
Both frames below show the same person, asking the same kind of question. The left side is a typical AI chat. The right side is the same person, in Miss Lily, after the same answer.
We built this here. For people who switch mid-sentence.
About 300 million Indians can read and understand English. Far fewer feel like they can speak it the way they want to. That gap isn't a problem Western apps were built to solve. So we built this one in India, with people who grew up moving between two languages in the same sentence.
What changes first.
We don't promise “fluent.” We promise smaller, real things. The shapes below are illustrative — the kinds of change people tell us about in the first month. Named stories from the pilot drop on the stories page.
Questions before you start.
Five minutes from now, you'll have already said it.
Three minutes to install. Five voice minutes a day, free. The first conversation is with Miss Lily, and it's short. No card, no email, just a phone number for OTP. Cancel any time.