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Meet Ink, your AI English teacher.

Practice the English you use every day: small talk, opinions, travel, work. Ink listens, fixes your English in your own words, and shows you that you are getting better.

Try a free lesson

Free to start. See plans and prices

What you can do

Eight ways to practice. One plan a day.

Ink builds each day's plan from your goal, your job and your last mistakes. You just start.

  • Speak

    Answer a question out loud. Get a score and your words corrected.

  • Write

    Write an email or a short answer. See every change and why.

  • Role play

    Practice a chat, a call or an interview with Ink.

  • Listen

    Clear voices at real speed, then a few quick questions.

  • Words

    New words for your level.

  • Drills

    Quick practice of the phrases you need most.

  • Play

    Levels of short games.

  • Review

    Your own mistakes come back until they stick.

For people who already use AI

You already use AI. Now let it teach you English.

A chat tool can write the email for you. Ink helps you write it yourself, and shows you that you are getting better.

  • It listens to you

    Speak out loud. Ink hears your words, your pauses and your sounds, and scores your answer out of 100.

  • It keeps your words

    Ink fixes only what is wrong in your own sentence, with a short reason in plain English.

  • It plays the other person

    A friend, a shop, your manager, an interviewer. Talk or type. Then see which goals you reached.

  • It remembers for you

    Your mistakes come back until they stick. Every score shows the change against your average.

How it works

Five minutes a day, and you can see it working.

  1. Answer a real question

    Daily life, opinions, small talk, work. Speak for a minute or write a few lines. Ink picks questions for your goal and your level.

  2. Ink fixes it in your own words

    A score out of 100, your sentence corrected, and a short reason in plain English. No grammar words without an example.

  3. See that you are improving

    Every score answers one question: am I getting better? “Your grammar is up 6 this month.”

  • 2 to 5 minutes each

    A full day's plan takes about 15 minutes. Do one task or all of them.

  • One clear next step

    Today shows the one thing to do next. You never have to decide where to start.

  • Miss a day, keep your streak

    One free day a week. Wrong answers simply come back later.

Start practicing with Ink today.

Free to start. Sign in with Google, answer four questions, and Ink builds your first plan.