Skix Echo

Skix Echo

Speak-first AI language coach

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 30, 2026
  • September 21, 2026

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Skix Echo is an AI language-learning app built around one idea: you learn to speak by speaking. FOR PEOPLE WHO - Finished the flashcard apps but still freeze in real conversations - Want to learn only the phrases they will actually use in daily life - Feel too self-conscious to practice pronunciation in front of others KEY FEATURES - Voice Capture: Say a sentence in your native language and AI turns it into personal study material - Echo Lens: Point your camera at text or objects around you and turn them into lessons - AI Roleplay: Practice real scenes — ordering, directions, small talk — in conversation with AI - Pronunciation Coach: Record yourself and get specific, actionable feedback - Learning Path: Daily tasks generated backwards from your goal - SRS Review: Spaced repetition that moves what you learned into long-term memory PRICING Every feature is free for your first 7 days — no payment info required, and the trial never converts into a charge automatically. To continue afterwards, choose an auto-renewable subscription: - Pro (JPY 1,980/month): generous AI usage for daily study - Max (JPY 3,980/month): our highest tier for heavy learners Subscriptions are charged to your Apple ID account and renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. Terms of Use: https://www.skix-echo.com/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://www.skix-echo.com/privacy.html
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What's New in Skix Echo

1.0.3

September 21, 2026

Saved words now keep the sentence you met them in When you save a word from a material, a capture, or a roleplay review, the sentence you met it in — and its translation — are saved with it and shown on the back of the flashcard. You recall the situation the expression belongs to, not just the word. ・Saving the same word again keeps the review progress you have built up; only the context is added. ・Words you saved earlier get their sentence the next time you save them. The learning path now shows when a material is being prepared Tapping a material that isn't ready yet starts preparing it right where you are, and shows that it is in progress until you can open it. Also fixed: a saved word could show an unrelated sentence as its source.

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