How it fits the family
Same four jobs as every other space.
Your AI does the reasoning and the outside work. Languages keeps the durable record and ships the loops for its kind of work. You decide who and which AI can read or change any of it.
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Assist With Languages
Assist you and your AI with learning a language — the words that will not stick, what you can already do with it, and the practice that fits this week.
Learning a language is years of small sessions that nobody keeps a record of. Assist With Languages will hold the vocabulary you keep losing, the corrections you keep being given and what you can actually do in the language today — and be the place your AI reads before it drills you, corrects you or talks with you.
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No sign-up, no waitlist, nothing to click yet — this page exists so you can see where it’s going. The thirteen open spaces are here →
What it will be good at
Written down now so the product has something to be held to later.
01
What you actually know
Not a streak: the words, structures and situations you have genuinely got, and the ones that keep slipping back out.
02
Practice built on your own mistakes
The corrections you were given and the sentences you got wrong, turned into the next session — instead of a generic level someone assigned you.
03
Context your AI can teach from
So a conversation starts at your real level, in the words you are working on, rather than asking you to describe yourself again.
Research loops
Good ideas your AI will be able to borrow.
Short playbooks for a kind of language work — the right questions, in a sensible order. Written now, so the space opens with them rather than bolting them on later.
Work out where you actually are
4 steps- try one real task in the language and note where it broke
- separate what you recognise from what you can produce
- list the situations you can already handle
- pick the one gap that blocks the most
Make a word stick
5 steps- capture the word in the sentence you met it in
- note why it slipped last time
- build one sentence you would actually say
- space the reviews out instead of massing them
- record the date it finally stuck
Learn from a correction
4 steps- keep the sentence you wrote and the one you were given
- name the rule underneath the correction
- find the other places you make the same mistake
- write two sentences that force the rule again
Prepare for a real conversation
4 steps- name the situation and what you need to get out of it
- collect the twenty words that situation needs
- rehearse the questions you'll be asked back
- note what you couldn't say afterwards
Read something written for natives
4 steps- pick something short and slightly too hard
- read it once without looking anything up
- mark only the words that blocked the meaning
- reread it and record what you understood the second time
Where it is today
Still being built.
No account and no date we're promising yet. The day it opens it appears in the family list with a live label and a real link, exactly like every other space.