The language app that gets better at teaching you every day. Talk out loud with Polly. She remembers what you said, brings back the words you're about to forget, and gives you a small world to use them in.
Your first lesson with Polly comes with your free week in the app.
Works on your phone and on the web.
Talk to her out loud, like a phone call. She brings up what you got wrong, shows you the natural way to say it, and saves it for you.
What you said turns into phrases, flashcards and speaking practice, made from your own conversations. You never make a list.
Your words come back right before you'd forget them. It's called spaced repetition, and language learners have relied on it for decades.
A new short story every week, set somewhere new and written at your level. Read it, read along out loud, or just listen while you walk or cook.
People say the only way to learn a language is to move there. Then someone asks you a question and your mind goes blank. So we built a place to practice first. Walk around, talk to the people you meet, get it wrong, try again. Nobody's judging, and Polly hears it all so she can help you after.
It starts at the airport, from check-in to the café. Hotels, train stations and shops are next.
Some days you don't have a conversation in you. That's fine. Glide over real cities while your own phrases play. Just listen, with the translation in your ear, or say each one back. The land below fills with color as you go, and your practice still gets done.
So PollyStop locks the apps you doomscroll until today's practice is done. You pick the apps.
The method
You shadow a native speaker out loud and hear yourself close the gap. Speaking a phrase sticks in a way that tapping the right box never does.
Each word returns right before you'd forget it, so your review time goes to what you're losing, not to what you already know.
Short daily practice beats a weekend cram. If you want a nudge, PollyStop can put a short lesson in front of the apps you scroll.
Tutors sell the hour. PollyStop carries the other six days: the practice, the memory, the review. Send your tutor a link and they see what you practiced before you meet. It's free for tutors.
For tutorsEverything that runs on your phone is free, for good. Polly is different. Every minute she listens and talks back costs us real money, so that part is paid. Start your free week in the app and your first lesson with her is included. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.
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FAQ
An app for iPhone and Android, also on the web, for learning to speak a language. You talk out loud with Polly, an AI tutor, read a new story each week, and practice in a small game world between calls.
No. The world, the flights, your phrases and the weekly stories are free, for good. Talking with Polly costs us real money every minute, so her calls are Premium, and so are live conversations in the game after your first few. Your first lesson with her comes with your free week in the app.
You pick the apps that eat your day. They stay locked until you finish a short lesson, then they unlock. On iOS it uses Apple’s Screen Time; nothing leaves your phone.
Thirty-one, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin. Learn several at once and track each on its own.
Yes. It's live on Google Play. Grab it and sign in with the same account.
Buying here skips the app store commission, so we pass the saving on. Pay on the web, then sign in with the same account in the app. Your subscription follows you.
Every plan has a thirty-day money-back guarantee. Email us inside the window and we refund you, no interrogation.
Polly is an AI tutor. She talks with you by voice, remembers what you said in the game and on earlier calls, and turns your mistakes into practice. If you also have a human tutor, they can follow your practice for free.
No. The game is one way to practice. You can call Polly, read the weekly story, or review your phrases without it.
