Questions, answered

This is the most common misconception, so let's clear it up. The capture is only the starting point. From there Litani rebuilds it with you, and you go through the whole process of learning it properly, end to end:

• You listen to it and really take it in, including the accent.
• You break it down line by line, the meaning and the grammar.
• You rebuild it, composing the lines yourself.
• You say it out loud, over and over, until it's drilled and the moment is yours.

You're not memorising anything. You're learning your own conversations, so that over time you can actually speak them.

Litani isn't like other language apps. There's no course, no lessons, no one-size-fits-all path, and no starting from zero. It's your personal workspace for learning a language. Picture Apple Notes or Notion, except built for your conversations. Capture a phrase, a keyword, or a whole conversation, and it all lives in one place that's yours. It remembers everything you put in, and the more you use it, the more it becomes entirely your own.

Then Litani AI adds the dimension a notes app never could. It takes what you've captured and turns it into something you can actually learn and speak out loud, instead of just storing it and forgetting it.

So whoever you are, a student, a traveller, someone learning for work or for family, you get one space where you know exactly what you're learning, how it all connects, and how you're doing as you go. Your language, your workspace.

You can start for free, no card, and see it work in about a minute. Everything after that sits under one Pro subscription. One honest plan, no upsells, no hidden tiers. We charge because every session runs real speech, AI, and audio behind the scenes, and that costs us money each time you practise.

Here's the honest maths. What you get under Pro would cost well over $100 a month if you bought the pieces separately:

• a personal workspace that goes everywhere with you
• speaking practice with real-time feedback from your own AI coach
• personalised podcasts built from your real conversations
• an accountability coach and a time planner to keep you on track, with more on the way

You pay a fraction of that.

Most of our users have done the basics. They can say hello and ask how you are, they know some grammar, and they're not here to learn that again. Litani is for the next problem: the freeze. You know the words, but they don't come out when a real person is waiting. That's the gap we close, with practice that's personal, relevant, and built to get you speaking.

It only works if you do, though. Litani isn't built for passive learners. It's an active process that asks for your engagement: you speak to answer, and you get real-time feedback, rather than thinking the answer in your head or tapping a button like most apps. So it's for people who genuinely need to hold a conversation, including:

• students
• people working or moving abroad
• expats settling into a new country
• travellers staying somewhere for a few weeks or months
• anyone learning for family they want to talk to

If you've got a reason to speak, this is for you.

Yes, and that's the whole point. Speaking is the skill you're missing, so speaking is the skill you practise. The relief: no one is listening but the app. You fumble in private, as many times as you like, so the real conversation isn't your first attempt. Feeling a little silly in your kitchen beats freezing at the dinner table.