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Learn a language
built
entirely
around you.

No courses. No boring lessons. No streaks.
Just the conversations you actually want to have. Finally.

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  • 🛒The weekly shop
  • 👕Returning a team shirt
  • 💊Picking up a prescription
  • 🚕Taxi home after dinner
  • 🥘Lunch at Lucía’s parents
  • ☕Morning coffee order
  • 🏠Neighbour on the stairs
  • 📞Booking the doctor
  • 😅Apology after a mistake
  • 🔧Plumber for the boiler
  • 🏦Opening a bank account
  • 🎾Sunday padel plans
  • 🔑Locked out of the flat
  • 🌧️Rain on the school run
  • 💈At the barber
  • 🚌Bus to the coast
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Morning coffee order

LearnRecallSpeak
01Ordering the usual

What can I get you?

¿Qué te pongo?

Could I get a cortado?

¿Me pones un cortado?

The usual, thanks

Lo de siempre, gracias

02Paying

That’s one eighty

Son uno ochenta

Can I pay by card?

¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta?

Do you take contactless?

¿Aceptáis contactless?

03While it’s made

Sit down, I’ll bring it over

Siéntate, ahora te lo llevo

I’ll wait here, thanks

Espero aquí, gracias

No rush at all

Sin ninguna prisa

04On the way out

See you tomorrow!

¡Hasta mañana!

Same time tomorrow

Mañana a la misma hora

Have a good one

Que vaya bien

Most language apps decide what you learn.

Litani starts with
what you want to say.

A conversation you had. One you are about to have. Something you wish you had said.
Litani takes you from the first words to saying them for real.

The old way

  • Unit 1Greetings
  • Unit 2At the café
  • Unit 3Hobbies and free time
  • Unit 8The weather
  • Unit 14Asking for directions

A café that does not exist, with an order nobody placed.

Your week

Click on a conversation

No tapping buttons.No practising silently in your head.Just Speaking.

Real-time feedback

Every practice is built around saying it out loud. Feedback shapes what comes next.

Parents’ evening

Her teacher

En lectura va muy bien. Le encantan los cuentos.

Hold to speak

Don’t learn a language. Get ready to use it.

A chat with your neighbour

“I keep bumping into Luis on the stairs. I’d like to ask how his weekend was, and keep the conversation going.”

A recommendation from someone local

“The café owner mentioned a market nearby. I’d like to ask what day it’s on and what I should try while I’m there.”

Coffee with your course mates

“A few people from my course are getting coffee. I want to ask what they thought of the lecture and get to know them.”

Monday’s team meeting

“I have an idea for the project. I want to explain it to my team and be ready when they ask me questions.”

More languages coming soon

Build your workspace
  • All in one place

    Your conversations, your words, your people. One personal workspace.

  • Memorise what matters

    Every practice session is built from something you actually want to say.

  • Speak to who matters

    Your people. Your conversations.
    Speaking practice to get you ready.

  • It stays with you

    Litani remembers, so every session picks up where your life left off.

Meet Litani AI,
your personal tutor.

Not another ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude
Not a general AI assistant
Litani AI was built to teach. Your own language tutor.

  1. Teaches you like a student — your goals, your weak spots, the parts you want to improve.

  2. Coaches you through real conversations, so you speak with confidence.

  3. Makes sure you understand what you are saying, instead of memorising it.

  4. Goes as deep as you want into tone, register and setting. Ask it anything.

  5. Plans your next speaking session around what you need to practise most.

Ask Litani. Your Tutor.

A silent, looping example conversation with five questions about learning French. The people, saved phrases and weekly progress are illustrative.

A phrase you can use

You: How do I say ‘I’ve been living here for six months’ in French?

Litani: You can say:

J’habite ici depuis six mois. I’ve been living here for six months.

J’habite ici
I live here
depuis
for / since
six mois
six months

You saved ‘Je travaille ici depuis mars’. Same pattern: present tense + depuis. You started earlier and still live here now.

The phrase and each part have a speaker icon. The example saves the phrase to the library.

Prepare for the weekend

You select Louise from the mention menu, then ask: I’m meeting @Louise’s friends at a beach party this weekend. Can we practise introductions?

Litani: Let’s practise the first few minutes, so you have somewhere to start.

Meeting Louise’s friends. Beach party · French · 5 minutes. Louise introduces you to Camille. Say hello, share a little about yourself, and ask her a question back.

  • Introduce yourself
  • Talk about life in Nice
  • Keep the conversation going

The session card offers “Start Speaking Practise”.

This week’s progress

You: And how am I doing this week?

Litani: You’re keeping the conversation going for longer. Here’s what’s changing.

4 sessions. 18 phrases practised.

Introducing yourself
Needed a prompt. Now: On your own.
Asking a question back
Often stopped here. Now: Coming more easily.
Talking about the past
Still translating. Now: Worth practising.

Next, practise a short story about your week. Useful for when Camille asks what you’ve been up to.

Find the right tone

You: How would I ask someone to repeat that, casually or more formally?

Litani: Same request. A different feel, depending on who you’re speaking to.

Casual, with friends: Tu peux répéter ? Can you repeat that?

Everyday, someone you’ve just met: Vous pouvez répéter ? Can you repeat that?

Formal, a more polite request: Pourriez-vous répéter ? Could you repeat that?

Use tu with Louise’s friends once you’re on familiar terms. With someone you don’t know, vous is a polite starting point.

Use the pattern again

You: And how do I say ‘I’m looking forward to meeting you’?

Litani: A useful line to send before the party:

J’ai hâte de vous rencontrer. I’m looking forward to meeting you.

J’ai hâte de te rencontrer. I’m looking forward to meeting you. (Informal, one person.)

J’ai hâte de vous revoir. I’m looking forward to seeing you again.

J’ai hâte d’y être. I can’t wait to be there.

J’ai hâte de + infinitive. Vous can mean one person politely or several people, like Louise’s friends. De becomes d’ before a vowel.

It takes care of the planning and setup.
You just need to show up. That’s it.

Every practice session helps Litani understand where you are and what to practise next.

Every time you practise

  • Capture

    Say what you want to talk about

  • Recall

    Practise what you’ve learnt

  • Speak

    Rehearse real conversations

  • Progress

    Keep building on what you know

reading your week

You leave for Lisbon in 18 days, so we’ve leaned into travel and food. You’re easy with Ana now, but Jamie’s family still makes you tense. The past tense keeps slipping: you said I go when you meant I went. Let’s lock it in before you go.

from your trip noteshe comes up a lotyou flagged this onea weak spot to work onfrom today’s practicefrom your trip note
Your data is secure

Litani gets to know

  • Your weak spots

    What to work on next

  • Your conversations

    What you’re preparing to say

  • How you learn

    How you like things explained

  • Your progress

    What you know and where you need practice

Litani AI is built to be your personal language tutor. It remembers what you’ve practised, identifies what needs work, and plans your next session around what matters most.

Before you begin

A few
good questions.

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Is Litani right for my level?

Litani is for people who already understand some of a language and want to speak it with more confidence. If you can follow a lesson but freeze when someone asks you a question, you’re in the right place. For complete beginners, a structured course is a useful first step.

What do I actually capture?

Something you want to say. Tell Litani about a conversation you’re preparing for, a moment you struggled with, or an idea you couldn’t quite explain. You can start in English. That becomes the material you learn and practise.

Am I just memorising a script?

Your capture is the starting point. You work through the meaning and grammar, recall the language without a prompt, and practise responding out loud. The aim is to understand the words well enough to use them when the conversation takes a different turn.

Do I really have to speak out loud?

Yes. Speaking is the skill you’re practising. You can pause, stumble and try again in your own space, without someone waiting for an answer. It may feel strange at first. That’s a good reason to practise before the real conversation.

Where can I use Litani?

Use Litani in your computer’s browser, or download the desktop app for macOS or Windows. Your workspace keeps your captured moments and practice together.

Can I try it for free?

Yes. You can start for free and try practising with your own conversations. See pricing for the current plans and what’s included.

No tapping buttons.No practising silently in your head.

Practise speaking the conversations you actually want to have

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litani

Learn a language
built entirely
around you.

No courses. No boring lessons.Just conversations you want to have.

Available on desktop, mobile coming soon.

Most language apps decide what you learn.

Litani starts with
what you want to say.

Nadia · neighbourSunday lunchMeeting TomásThe weekly shopThe pharmacy
Nadia · neighbourSunday lunchMeeting TomásThe weekly shopThe pharmacy

…so

…so I told Nadia we’d meet her cousin Tomás at eight, at the little square by Plaça del Sol in Barcelona — and that he should text me if the tables fill up.

whatever you capture, you learn

Saturday marketReturning the shirtThe dentistYour building’s group chatDinner in Barcelona
Saturday marketReturning the shirtThe dentistYour building’s group chatDinner in Barcelona

A real moment.
Your words.

No boring textbook phrases.

Meet Litani AI,
your tutor.

Not another ChatGPT.
Not a general AI assistant.
Litani AI was built to be your language tutor.

Ask Litani

How do I say ‘We’ll meet at eight, at the square’?

Quedamos a las ocho en la plaza.

We’ll meet at eight, at the square.

Quedamoswe’re on / it’s a plan
a las ochoat eight
en la plazaat the square

Quedamos, not nos encontramos — with friends, quedar is how a plan gets made.

Ask Litani…
  1. 01

    Teaches you like a student — your goals, your weak spots.

  2. 02

    Explains it so you understand it, instead of memorising it.

  3. 03

    Plans your next session around what you need to practise.

It handles the planning.
You just show up.

Every session tells Litani where you are, and what to practise next.

Reading your week

Your trip is 18 days away, so we have leaned into travel and food. You are easy with Nadia now, but their family still makes you tense. Past tense keeps slipping: you said I go when you meant I went. Let us lock it in before you leave.

Trip in 18 days · planning backPrivate to you

Litani AI is built to be your personal language tutor. It remembers what you’ve practised, identifies what needs work, and plans your next session around what matters most.

All in one place.

Your conversations, your words, your people. One personal workspace.

🗓Meeting Tomás at eight

01Making the plan

Does eight work for you?

¿Te va bien a las ocho?

We’ll meet at eight, at the square.

Quedamos a las ocho en la plaza.

02Settling it

Okay — the square or the bar?

Vale — ¿en la plaza o en el bar?

The square works better.

En la plaza, mejor.

LearnRecallSpeak

Not a course everyone gets.

A learning experience built entirely around you.

Your conversations, your words, your people. One personal workspace.

Every practice session is built from something you actually want to say.

Your people, your conversations — speaking practice to get you ready.

Litani remembers, so every session picks up where your life left off.

Your life,
in Spanish.

Free to start. Less than a lesson to keep.

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