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Learn English through the picture-process method

Stop doomscrolling. Start learning English.

Swipe through illustrated everyday scenes, hear each sentence spoken, then hide the text and say it yourself. It feels like your feed — except every scene teaches you something.

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Free to start · No account needed for guest lessons · iOS & web now, Android coming soon

One unit · six scenes

Everyday English, scene by scene.

Each unit is a real routine, broken into single actions. One picture, one short sentence, one clear recording — in the order you actually do it.

The alarm clock rings.
The alarm clock rings.
He goes to the bathroom.
He goes to the bathroom.
He flushes the toilet.
He flushes the toilet.
He washes his hands.
He washes his hands.
He brushes his teeth.
He brushes his teeth.
He leaves for work.
He leaves for work.
How it works

Listen. Record. Review.

1 · Listen

Swipe up and the next scene appears with its sentence already playing. Pause, replay or scrub whenever you need to hear it again.

2 · Record

Hide the text so only the picture is left. Describe what you see out loud — Depictify records you, scene by scene.

3 · Review

Play your voice back right after the original. Hear the gap, try again, and watch the unit fill in as you go.

Speak-along mode

Speak, don't just read and listen.

Shadow the scene. Look, speak, own it. With the caption gone, the picture is your only prompt — the same way you'd describe your own morning to a friend.

  • Hide-text turns any unit into a speaking drill.
  • Play your take back right away, and re-record whenever you want another try.
  • Five spare minutes is enough to finish a unit.
Key vocabulary

Vocabulary that sticks.

Every scene builds your word bank. Tap a word in the caption to see it on its own, and open each unit's verbs, nouns and usage notes right when you need them.

A girl squeezes toothpaste from a tube onto her toothbrush, with the words toothpaste tube and toothpaste labelled.
She squeezes toothpaste onto her toothbrush.
Key vocabulary
Verbs
squeezebrushrinse
Nouns
toothpastetoothpaste tubetoothbrush

Real activities. Daily practice.

Pick up where you left off

Progress is saved per unit and per scene. Open the app and land right back on the scene you stopped at.

iPhone, Android & web

One-handed on your phone, roomy on a laptop. Your place follows you when you sign in.

New units, no update

Lessons arrive from the library as they're published — no waiting for a new app version.

Light, dark & four colors

Sky, Rose, Emerald or Violet, in light or dark — every combination checked for readable contrast.

Your next scroll could be in English.

Start with a free guest unit — no sign-up. Five minutes, six scenes, one new routine.

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