One system for preparing lessons, running practice, assessing speaking, and seeing what every student is doing.

Everything that happens before the lesson.

Textbook engine
Upload PDFs, scanned pages, or flipbook exports. Multimodal AI reads each page and extracts vocabulary, grammar points, dialogues, and reading passages into a structured content bank that the rest of the system draws on.

Lesson preparation
Pick a textbook page and generate aligned exercises across all fifteen types. Add your own instructions to steer the output, review everything before it publishes, and edit anything you disagree with. Nothing reaches a student unreviewed.
What students do between your classes.
Exercise engine
Recognition, guided production, constrained creation, free creation. A drill set walks a student through all four on one grammar point or vocabulary set, so they end up able to use it, not just recognise it.
Recognition
Quiz · Word matching · Word classification
Guided production
Fill in the blank · Word formation · Guided speaking
Constrained creation
Dialogue · Sentence builder · Image description · Reading comprehension
Free creation
Writing · Voice chat · Word explanation

Voice lab
Pronunciation is scored at the phoneme level for accuracy, fluency, and completeness, against the accent the student is aiming for. Mouth-shape guides show how to form the sounds they miss, and trends are tracked so improvement is visible over a term.

Conversation
Scenario-based voice chat with distinct AI personalities, voice activity detection, and barge-in — a student can interrupt, the way people do. Audio streams over WebSocket, so feedback arrives in seconds.

Flashcards
Vocabulary and grammar return on an SM-2 spacing schedule. Instead of a right/wrong tap, the student explains the word and the AI grades accuracy, clarity, and examples — so the interval reflects how well they know it. Repeating a previous answer doesn't count.
The record everyone works from.

Analytics
Admins see school-wide outcomes, teacher comparison, attendance trends, and students at risk. Teachers see their classes and each student's practice mix, retention, and pronunciation. Students see their own progress and what to do next.
One-on-ones
Each one-on-one produces an analysis of pet phrases, grammar patterns, vocabulary depth, fluency markers, and pronunciation issues. Run another months later and the system compares them, so you can show a parent exactly what changed.
Running the program
The administrative half of a school, in the same system.
Teachers assign games from textbook vocabulary. Every round is scored and lands in the same student record as any other exercise.




A 30-minute walkthrough, tailored to your program.