Everything you need to actually get fluent.
Six skills, real exam prep, and AI that scores you and remembers what you forget — chosen so you'll actually open the app on a Tuesday night.
Twelve places to spend ten minutes.
Every one of these is a real screen in WiseLingo today — not a roadmap. Open the one you need tonight.
The six skills
Vocabulary
Fifteen decks that are already built — Oxford 3000 & 5000, the Cambridge Vocabulary in Use books, collocations, countries, road signs — each word with US and UK audio, real examples and a meaning in your language.
See how it worksGrammar
Thirty curated units from A1 to C2: the rule, its shape, the mistake everyone makes, then practice. Or press play and any lesson becomes a live class with a tutor who explains out loud.
See how it worksListening
Type exactly what you hear, from curated sentence sets or any YouTube link you paste in — plus full IELTS and TOEIC listening papers with the published audio.
See how it worksSpeaking
Shadow native YouTube speakers chunk by chunk, role-play the conversations you actually need, and practise exam speaking parts — every attempt scored, with the fix.
See how it worksReading
Speed-read curated passages with a flashing word pacer or a timed page, then answer comprehension questions — your words-per-minute counts only what you actually understood.
See how it worksWriting
Practise IELTS and TOEIC writing tasks or translate a batch of sentences — graded against the official criteria, with a comment on each one and a model answer to compare against.
See how it worksExam practice
IELTS
Cambridge IELTS 15–20 and IELTS Practice Vol. 6–9: full papers with the real audio, section timers you cannot nudge, instant Listening and Reading bands and AI band scores for Writing and Speaking.
See how it worksTOEIC
TOEIC 2023–2026 editions: all seven parts, 200 questions, timed like the real thing, converted to a 10–990 score — then every question explained afterwards.
See how it worksEvery day
Smart review
Words, rules and phrases from every skill land in one spaced-repetition queue that's always ready for five minutes — no decks to build, no ratings to give.
See how it worksNotes
Keep the things you want to remember — a phrase, a photo of a whiteboard, a PDF handout — right beside the lessons they came from, and write to them from your phone.
See how it worksStreak & achievements
A streak that counts the days you showed up, XP and badges for the milestones, and a calendar heatmap of the whole year — the small stuff that makes tomorrow easier.
See how it worksIris
Ask why a sentence is wrong, what a word means, or how to say something — Iris answers in your language, out loud if you like, without you leaving the page.
See how it worksA real look at what you'll use.
Every screen here is a real WiseLingo feature — this is how a day of practice actually looks.
Curated decks with real pictures, and review that remembers
You never have to build a deck, hunt for a definition or decide what to study tonight. Open Vocabulary and the words are already there — sorted by level, with a picture, a pronunciation and a meaning you can read in your own language.

Shadow real speakers and role-play, scored as you go
Speaking is the skill people practise least, because it's the one that needs a listener. WiseLingo listens — to your rhythm, your sounds and your words — and tells you kindly what to change.

An A1→C2 ladder — and a class that talks you through it
Grammar explained the way a good teacher explains it — one rule at a time, in your language, with the mistake you were about to make pointed out before you make it.

Dictation from our sets, or any YouTube video
The fastest way to find the words your ears are missing: write down what you hear, and see exactly where it went wrong instead of a score you can't act on.

A pacer that pushes your speed, then checks you understood
Reading faster is easy. Reading faster and still understanding is the trick — so WiseLingo measures both, and your speed number means something.

Write, and get a band with every fix explained
The problem with writing practice is that nobody marks it. WiseLingo does — against the criteria a real examiner uses, with the reasoning written out rather than a number dropped on your desk.

Ready to dive in?
Pick a five-minute lesson. Your first one is on us.