Speak a new language in 30 seconds a day
A daily voice chat with a fun AI buddy — casual, slangy, way more fun than flashcards. Build a streak, talk your way fluent.
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Not your average language app
No grammar drills, no robotic voices — just real, fun conversations that meet you where you are.
Role-play, not flashcards
Order coffee, check into a hotel, plan your summer — real scenes that change every day.
Talks your level
From your first words to fluent. It matches your pace and gently nudges you on.
Tap to translate
Stuck on a word mid-chat? Tap it for the English — right there in the conversation.
30 seconds, daily
A streak you can actually keep. Only your talking counts toward the goal.
How it works
Pick a scene
Choose a role-play, or let Yap surprise you.
Just talk
Have a real spoken chat with your AI buddy for 30 seconds.
Keep the streak
Get your highlights, revisit transcripts, come back tomorrow.
The flashcard problem
You can ace a thousand flashcards and still freeze when someone actually talks to you. Yap fixes the part they skip.
- ✕Memorise words you never say out loud
- ✕Long sessions you skip the moment life gets busy
- ✕Robotic voices and fill-in-the-blank drills
- ✕You recognise words but freeze in real conversations
- ✓Actually speak out loud from day one
- ✓30 seconds a day — a habit you'll keep
- ✓A fun AI buddy who chats like a real friend
- ✓Build genuine confidence in conversation
Questions, answered
Yap is a language app built around one simple daily habit: a short, spoken conversation with a fun AI buddy. Instead of grinding flashcards or filling in blanks, you actually talk — role-playing real situations like ordering coffee or planning a trip. You yap for 30 seconds a day, build a streak, and slowly but surely get comfortable speaking out loud. It's the practice most apps skip, made into something you'll actually look forward to.
From the blog
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