Not the textbook Arabic of news anchors. The language of Cairo taxis, koshary shops, and family dinners — taught in scenarios, practiced out loud with an AI tutor, twenty minutes a day.
Yes, you'll learn words — but in the moments where you'd actually say them. Every lesson drops you somewhere: a taxi, a café, a family dinner. You learn by ordering, asking for directions, pushing back on a price. The phrases stick because you used them.
Forget tap-the-correct-word. You talk out loud to an AI tutor that replies in real Cairene and gently corrects you when it matters — especially on the sounds English speakers tend to miss.
The Arabic on the news is a different language — almost nobody speaks it on the street. We teach the dialect 100 million people actually use every day in Egypt.
An always-on Egyptian-Arabic chat partner.
Open the Talk page and tell it whatever's on your mind — your day, your work, what you're watching. It replies in real Cairene, corrects you when it matters, and never gets tired. Use voice or text, whichever you're in the mood for.
The part of the product you keep using long after the curriculum ends. Your subscription doesn't expire when the lessons do.
A private tutor who actually knows you.
The Coach reads your past conversations and lessons. It knows what you keep getting wrong, what you've been avoiding saying, and what to practice next. Ask it anything — "how do I say this?", "why was I wrong?", "how am I doing?" — and get a real answer.
Most apps give you the same lessons as everyone else. The Coach gives you the ones built around your own gaps.
Short daily lessons, one a day. Both plans share the same first six weeks. Conversational keeps going past week 6 — into the weeks where you stop surviving and start speaking.
By week 6 you can walk into a café, taxi, or market and finish the encounter in Egyptian Arabic. That's where Starter ends.
By week 10 you hold a ten-to-fifteen-minute Cairene conversation on a topic of your choice — including disagreement, surprise, and three people talking at once.
Ongoing subscription. Cancel anytime. Both plans include the Talk page — an open Egyptian-Arabic chat partner you keep using long after the curriculum ends.
You won't be fluent in Arabic overnight. Nobody will. What you'll have, by week 6, is the footing to handle a real day in Cairo — order a coffee, split a taxi, ask for help. By week 10, you'll hold a ten-minute Cairene conversation on a topic you choose. That's worth more than hype.
Three days of full Conversational access. No card up front. If you don't add one by the end, your subscription cancels itself.