Start the conversation
Pick a scene: ordering coffee, getting through a job interview, sorting out a package. Kira goes first, so you don’t have to invent something from a blank page.
A real conversation, not flashcards
You understand it all.
You just haven’t
said it out loud yet.
In Kira Lang you train English by talking. Kira asks a question, you answer by voice or by text. If you slip up, she doesn’t underline it in red: she repeats your own thought correctly and asks the next question.
Get it on Google Play
Kira
lesson 3 · Daily life
Hi! What did you do yesterday?
I go to the cinema.
Oh nice, you went to the cinema! What did you watch?
Hold to talk
How it works
Three steps and you’re already talking
No forty-question placement test, no table of tenses. Straight into conversation.
Make mistakes in peace
Kira doesn’t call a mistake a mistake. She says the correct form herself, inside her own reply, and the conversation rolls on — the way real teachers do.
Grow along the path A1 → C1
The lessons take you from “how are you” to working English. New words come back for spaced review until they stick.
The recast method
“I go yesterday”. And nobody winced
She didn’t say “mistake”. She didn’t open a table of tenses. She didn’t give you three out of five. She just said the correct form herself, and the conversation moved on.
- After a dozen exchanges like this, “went” falls into place on its own — the way the words of your first language once did.
- If a mistake gets in the way of understanding or keeps coming back, Kira will write the correct phrase once, on a separate line.
- She doesn’t read that correction out loud, so the conversation doesn’t break.
What did you do yesterday? What were you up to yesterday?
I go to the cinema.
Oh nice, you went to the cinema! What did you watch?
Kira didn’t say “mistake”. She rephrased and moved on.
Hold to talk, or type instead
Honest about the AI
“But it’s a bot. It’ll feel awkward”
Awkward is what happens when you’re being judged. Kira has nothing to judge you with: no grade book, no other students, and no one to tell that you stumbled on the third word. You can mumble, drag out an “uhh”, forget a word and say it in your own language: the conversation won’t break because of it.
And it’s not ten canned lines on a loop. Every lesson goes to the model as a live call: it gets the topic, the lesson’s vocabulary and the opening line, and from there it responds to what you actually said. Take the same lesson twice and you’ll get two different conversations.
And if a reply still comes out strange, there’s a “report” button right next to it. We read those. Nowhere does the app pretend that a human is talking to you.
What’s inside
175 conversations, not ten phrases on a loop
English runs out exactly at conversations like these — not at “My name is”.
A living vocabulary
1296 words with transcription, translation and a real-life example. They come back on a spaced schedule until they stick — up to 20 per session, so it never turns into cramming.
Excuse me, where's the milk?/ɪkˌskjuz mi ˌwɛrz ðə ˈmɪlk/
excuse me, where is the milk?
Excuse me, where's the milk? I can't find it.
200
Courses built for a goal
The job interview, work calls, the city without stress, at the doctor’s, negotiations. Eleven courses of five lessons each, and the first lesson in every course is free.
13 interface languages
The app speaks your native language. For now you can only learn English. We say so up front, so you don’t install it for nothing.
A day streak and crystals
10 crystals per lesson, up to three lessons a day. A streak can’t be bought back and can’t be restored — that’s exactly why it works.
By voice or by text
Hold the button and talk — your phone itself does the speech recognition. Can’t speak out loud? Type. It counts exactly the same, nothing gets locked.
No lesson ever plays out twice
Kira makes up every conversation from scratch: same topic and vocabulary, different talk. Take a lesson again and see for yourself.
Scenarios
You don’t need English in general — you need it in a specific room
Eleven courses of five lessons each. Every course takes one situation apart in full, from the first phrase to the awkward pause in the middle. The first lesson of every course is open without a subscription.
A0
Every day at homeDaily life, habits, simple requests
A1
The city without stressTaxi, metro, airport, hotel
A1
The clothing storeSizes, fitting rooms, returns
A2
HealthAt the doctor’s and the pharmacy
A2
Arranging to meetTime, place, rescheduling
A2
Your opinion and small talkAgreeing, arguing, showing support
A2
The job interviewStrong answers to hard questions
B1
WorkCalls, tasks, deadlines
B2
Negotiation and influenceTerms, concessions, saying no
B2
Presenting and taking questionsHolding the room without losing your thread
C1
Fine-tuning your speechNuance, precision, intonation
This much is already in there
Not “lots of lessons” — actual numbers.
175lessons: 120 on the path
+ 55 in courses
+ 55 in courses
1,296vocabulary entries
12path sections
11courses of 5 lessons
13interface languages
Levels A1–C1 (one course starts at A0). English is the only language you can learn.
WEEKLY — 7 DAYS FREE
Price
Free: five minutes of conversation.
Every day, not just once.
$10.99 /wk
Google Play will show your country’s price in your currency.
Weekly
$10.99 /wk
Billed every 7 days. The first 7 days are free.
Monthly
One charge instead of four. No trial days. Google Play shows the price in your country’s currency.
Yearly
The rarest bill and the lowest price per week. No trial days. Google Play shows the price.
7 days free — on the weekly plan. If you don’t cancel before the trial days end, regular weekly billing begins. The monthly and yearly plans have no trial days: the bill comes right away. After that the subscription renews itself until you cancel it: cancelling takes two taps and no email to us — how to cancel.
- Kira PRO removes the daily talk limit
- Every course in full and every roleplay scene
- The whole vocabulary, without buying packs for crystals
It works without PRO too: five minutes of conversation every day, all 120 lessons of the main path, the first lesson of every course, two word packs, the streak and the quests. XP and stars aren’t limited at all. Put the app in the background and the clock stops: only the conversation itself counts.
Privacy
We don’t even know your name
No sign-up, no account, no password. The name you type on the first screen stays in your phone’s memory. For Kira to reply, your message goes to a language model: there’s no conversation without that. We say it plainly, not in fine print.
- No sign-up, no accounts
- No ads — no one to sell your interests to
- Progress, words and your streak stay on your phone
- Messages aren’t stored on the server after the reply
- You can report an AI reply right in the app
Questions
What people usually ask before installing
Is Kira a real person?
No — she’s an AI. She makes up every conversation from scratch, so the same lesson never plays out the same way twice. She can be wrong and can invent facts: if a reply feels strange, there’s a “report” button under her message.
Do I have to speak out loud?
No. Hold the button and talk if you feel like it; speech recognition runs on your phone. Can’t speak out loud? Type instead. It counts exactly the same, nothing gets locked.
What’s available without a subscription?
Five minutes of conversation every day, all 120 lessons of the main path, the first lesson of every course, two word packs, the streak and the quests. XP and stars aren’t limited at all.
How do I cancel my subscription?
In Google Play: Subscriptions, pick Kira Lang, “Cancel subscription”. No need to write to us — you keep your money for any unpaid periods, and the paid one runs to the end. It’s described step by step on the how to cancel your subscription page.
What happens to my data?
No sign-up, no account, no password. Progress, words and your streak live in your phone’s memory. Your message goes to a language model so Kira can reply, but it isn’t stored on the server after the reply. Details in the privacy policy.
Say the first phrase — it gets easier from there
We don’t promise “fluent English in 30 days”. We promise one conversation where mistakes are allowed, and another one tomorrow.