Market (Competition / Existing Platforms)

  • Talk Pal
    • flagged by Eva
    • good reviews on Reddit: Has anyone tried TalkPal AI rlearnfrench
    • overall good review by Lydia Melvin at Talkpal Review Our Insider Tips and Verdict 2024:
    • weaknesses:
      • No beginner level: “If you are at the very beginning of learning a new language, I would suggest trying out a different tool. But if you do have some experience with a language already, I would genuinely recommend trying out TalkPal.”
    • strengths:
      • “With TalkPal you can have real conversations, roleplay different situations and even have a fiery debate if you want!”
      • “The TalkPal AI is always learning and I love that everything is centred around the user themselves. With TalkPal you won’t be learning random sayings and words that you’ll never use. You’ll be learning exactly what you want!” - obvious
  • Gliglish
  • Proseable
    • “You don’t need to create an account to start learning a language. You can get straight into it by clicking on ‘Start chatting’. It’s a super accessible and easy to use tool, unfortunately Proseable only support 5 languages at the moment. Whereas TalkPal support over 50!”
  • Openlang - couldn’t find this and website redirects to LangTurbo which seems to be completely different product
    • “With Openlang you’re able to view insights on your learning habits and how you can improve, you’ll feel like you’re constantly progressing. But, this does come at a price and is more expensive than TalkPal AI at $19/month.”
    • Seems like this is gone maybe?
    • Pronunciation tool: https://www.langturbo.com/en/learn/english/how-to-say
      • Extracts speech segments from podcasts
      • misses if phrase not found
      • not synthesis extraction
      • example phrase: “How can I”
  • Lingolette

Thoughts | Questions

  • Are the above doing cascaded?
  • how are they at picking up pronunciation errors
  • error correction facilities?
  • Curricula? Obvious / easy
  • Progress tracking?
    • “Openlang you’re able to view insights on your learning habits and how you can improve”
  • What happened to OpenLang?