Language Story

Language Story

Learn Through Shared Stories

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 13, 2026
  • August 29, 2026

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Language Story turns language learning into a story you play together. Pick a short dialogue scenario in the language you're learning, get matched with a partner, and take turns recording your lines. Make choices at branching moments to shape how the story unfolds. Build vocabulary and confidence by actually speaking — not just tapping flashcards. WHY LANGUAGE STORY WORKS • Real practice with a real person — not AI roleplay or solo drills • Asynchronous — record when it's your turn, no scheduled calls required • Bite-sized stories — 5 to 10 minute sessions that fit a coffee break • Branching paths — your choices change what happens next • Built around how adults actually learn: in context, with another voice on the line HOW IT WORKS 1. Sign in and pick a language you're learning 2. Browse short stories matched to your level (A1 to C1) 3. Find a partner — either by accepting an open invite or sending one 4. Record your character's lines one at a time, in your target language 5. Get notified when your partner takes their turn 6. Make choices at branch points — your decisions reshape the story 7. Finish the story together and move to the next one WHO IT'S FOR • Adult learners stuck on the speaking gap • Self-studiers who want practice with another human, not just an app • Language exchange partners looking for more structure than free chat • Anyone who learns better through stories than worksheets
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What's New in Language Story

1.12.0

August 29, 2026

What's new in 1.12.0: • Start where the story starts. New learners now begin at chapter one of a real course in their language, instead of being dropped into a random scene. • Hear any word. The Vocab tab has a play button on every entry, so you can check a pronunciation while you're reading the story that taught it. • Shake your phone to report a problem. If something breaks mid-story, tell us right there instead of hunting through settings. • Made for tablets and iPad. Screens no longer stretch a phone layout across a big display. • Learning English in English? The second line under each sentence is now a usage note that explains the idiom, rather than a copy of the line above it. • Story links open in the app instead of the browser. • Changing your level takes you to a story at that level, rather than leaving you in the old one. • Clearer notifications, and an invite that tells you your recorded voice travels with the link. • Behind-the-scenes improvements and fixes.

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