Your practice schedule, on your calendar

You want to practice English every week, but your day fills up. Now you pick the days and time, and practice lands on your calendar like any other event.

You want to practice your English every week, even if it's ten minutes between two meetings.

Practice without a time doesn't happen

The day fills up before you get to open your practice. You push it to tomorrow, and it feels like you're not moving forward. Practice shouldn't depend on having time left over.

We gave it a place in your week

We know your calendar is already full. When we looked at how our students practice, we saw that people who practiced on several days did it at very different times: more than 8 hours apart on average. Nobody had a fixed time, so we built one with you.

Three steps to start

1. Pick the days, the time and the minutes. Choose the days that work for you and a time. We suggest a time that stays clear of your classes, and you adjust it.

Form to pick the practice days, time and minutes

2. Accept the invite. You get an email with an event that repeats every week. It sits in your calendar like any meeting, and if you change your schedule later, the event updates itself.

Email with the weekly calendar invite

3. Open the link and practice. When the time comes, open the event link. Your next practice is ready, and My practices shows when the next one is.

Your practice schedule in My practices, with the next session

Pick your schedule

Go to My practices and set your schedule in a minute.

Without a fixed time, practice keeps waiting for spare time that rarely comes.

What it looks like a few weeks from now

Practice is just another event in your calendar. The time comes, you open the link, and in ten or twenty minutes your practice for the week is done, with nothing to remember.

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