A daily lesson path
Courses are organised into units of short lessons that unlock one step at a time, so every session has a clear next move and nothing is overwhelming. Most lessons take just a few minutes.
Language learning, one bright step at a time
Bix Learn
Meet Bix. Your companion for every word.
Bix Learn is a language-learning app for Android, iOS and the web that pairs bite-sized daily lessons with real spoken practice, so new words stick because you actually used them, not just tapped them.
What is Bix Learn
A language-learning app built around actually speaking
Bix Learn is an app for iOS, Android and the web that teaches a new language through short daily lessons, spaced-repetition vocabulary review, and live spoken conversation practice with an AI companion named Bix. It's built for people who want to reach real conversational ability, not just recognise words on flashcards.
The purpose of Bix Learn
Most language apps are good at teaching you to recognise words and terrible at getting you to say them. You can finish hundreds of lessons and still freeze the first time a real person speaks to you. Bix Learn exists to close that gap: its purpose is to take you from tapping answers on a screen to actually speaking a new language out loud, with confidence, from the very first week.
It does this by making speech part of the loop rather than an afterthought. You learn new words in short lessons, your pronunciation is practised with your device's speech recognition, the words you've learned come back for review right before you'd forget them, and — when you're ready — you put them to work in a real spoken conversation with Bix, who listens and replies out loud in the language you're learning.
Who it's for
Complete beginners starting a language from zero; travellers who want usable phrases rather than grammar tables; and returning learners who studied a language once but never got comfortable speaking it. Lessons take a few minutes each, and you choose a daily goal that fits your schedule — from a quick 5 minutes to a committed 20.
What a typical day looks like
You open your course's lesson path and complete the next step — a short lesson mixing listening exercises, word-pairing, and speaking drills. New vocabulary lands in your personal dictionary. Words you learned in earlier sessions resurface for review at the moment you're about to forget them. Your streak grows, you earn XP, and if you're a subscriber you can end the session with a spoken conversation with Bix built from exactly the words you've learned so far — never vocabulary you haven't met yet.
How Bix Learn uses Google services
To provide a simple, secure sign-in experience, Bix Learn integrates with one Google API:
- Google Sign-In (OAuth): lets you securely sign in to your Bix Learn profile without managing another password. It requests only the basic sign-in scopes — your name, email address and profile picture — which we use solely to create and identify your account and to keep your course selection and lesson progress in sync across your devices.
We do not request access to Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar, Contacts or any other Google service, and we never post, send or share anything on your behalf. We only request the minimum permissions required for sign-in, and we never sell your data. Signing in with Google is entirely optional: you can use Bix Learn as a guest with no account at all, or create an account with an email address and password instead. For full details on how we handle user data, please read our Privacy Policy.
The app
See Bix Learn in action
Straight from the app on Google Play — here's what learning with Bix looks like.
What's inside
Everything a language actually takes to learn
Not just flashcards — a path, a voice, and a reason to keep coming back.
Talk with Bix Ultra
Have a real spoken conversation with Bix, an AI companion who listens to your voice and replies out loud — using only vocabulary you've already learned, so you're never lost. Included with Bix Learn Ultra.
Hearts and streaks
You get 5 hearts; a mistake costs one, and hearts recover over time. Daily streaks reward showing up, not perfection — the system nudges you to keep going, never punishes you for learning.
Spaced-repetition vocabulary
Every word you learn goes into your personal dictionary and resurfaces for review right when you're about to forget it — the spacing science that moves vocabulary into long-term memory.
Listen, pair and speak drills
Exercises go beyond multiple choice: listen and identify what was said, pair words with meanings, and say phrases aloud with your device's speech recognition checking your pronunciation.
Your pace, your course
Pick a course, then choose a daily goal from a casual 5 minutes to a committed 20. Lesson content downloads to your device, and your progress is saved as you go.
Getting started
Three steps in, then it's just showing up
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Choose your course
Download the app, pick the language you want to learn, and set a daily goal that fits your life. You can start as a guest — no account needed.
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Learn in short daily lessons
Work through your lesson path a few minutes a day — listening, pairing and speaking exercises that build vocabulary you can actually use.
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Practise out loud with Bix
Put your new words to work in a real spoken conversation with Bix, who understands what you say and answers out loud.
About
Made by a small team that likes finishing things
Bix Learn is built by Abel Joshua Skaria and the team at Rightsol Private Limited — the studio also behind Divine World Studios and Astro Suggest. We build companion-led apps: ones that feel like someone's with you, not just software you open.
A language is meant to be spoken. Bix Learn exists to close the gap between learning a word and actually saying it out loud.