Fixed a bug in “Answer using” exercises: when the keyboard opened, the question slid off the top of the screen. Now it stays in view.

The conversation screen is calmer: a glow around the button shows who is speaking, and the conversation's phrases with translations open from the top bar. In text chat, the phrase you can use next now sits above the input field, with its translation. The field sits right on the keyboard. In the conversation review, buttons now say "To dictionary" and "To my phrases". "Hold to speak" no longer resets at the start of a conversation. Wisp keeps the item you picked on a slow connection, and hints and labels no longer disappear with Reduce Motion on.

Got an invite code from your teacher or a creator? Enter it when we ask how you heard about Wispy. On the payment screen, the App Store gives you 7 more free days with that code on the monthly plan. Meet Wisp. It grows with the words you say on your own, and every situation you talk through in a conversation gives it an item: keys for a flat viewing, a headset for a call. Wisp lives in your Profile and in a Home Screen widget. Voice conversations connect more reliably on a weak network.

For teachers: paste the words from your lesson, Wispy finds the meanings and gives you a link for your students. The report shows which words each student has already said on their own. Turn it on in Profile: “I'm a teacher”. Students open the list with a link or a code, and their first conversation with its words is free. In the Rehearsal tab, you can mark when a situation happens: today, tomorrow or every week.

Improved the voice conversation connection on networks where you couldn't hear your partner.

Kazakh interface. Translations and explanations stay in Russian for now. The app language now changes separately from your native language: Settings → App language. Changing your native language no longer freezes the app. You can bring back the last card in the word deck. On the meeting screen, your conversation partner starts speaking on their own.

The answer field in the daily news no longer hides behind the keyboard. "Start like this" in word practice now opens with the lightbulb button instead of showing right away. Home always suggests a conversation about a show, game or sport. News covers load more smoothly.

Name a conversation that's coming up, in your own words — "flat viewing on Thursday", "standup, and my task is stuck". Wispy finds who to rehearse it with. — Rehearsal is a new tab. In many situations the other person messages you first — with a face, a name and a voice — and you can answer right away. Prep and the conversation run as one line. — Dozens of new situations: standup, 1:1, job interview, bad news for the team, a flat, a doctor, a bank, a date, an investor. — In a conversation, under the word you're trying: its translation and when it fits. Stuck? We'll hint at what you could answer. — Your profile shows every word you've said yourself, with your own sentences. — Word practice: your own sentence as a reply, common word combinations, and at the end what you recalled yourself. A "Word practice" widget for your Home Screen. — Specials are now topics: talk about a show, a sport or a game like a fan. Prep for your first situations is free; the conversation is with a subscription.

— Small screens: word cards, the level picker and the exercise panel no longer cut anything off. — "New words" no longer serves you the same words again. — In a conversation, your own line is no longer clipped at the edge of the screen.

Word card: rare meanings are no longer highlighted in red. Minor fixes.

— In a conversation, a word you used lights up the moment you say it. The partner's line is translated in full, your phrase list no longer collapses on every reply, and a dropped connection no longer kills the conversation. — Dictionary: every word in your list shows its transcription and a play button — hear it without opening the card. The list reloads on its own after a network hiccup and refreshes with a pull down. — News now has its own row on Home: pick the story you care about. Discuss it by voice or in a chat; hold a word to see its translation. — Practicing with music on? Answer sounds and word audio now lower it instead of pausing it. — Lessons: after a mistake you see the correct answer. — Signed in on a new phone? Wispy will offer reminders again.

— Conversations now work as a chat too: when talking out loud isn't an option — at the office, on the go — you put the same words to use in writing. — In the chat, tap any word or abbreviation to see what it means and add it to your dictionary in one tap. Stuck on a reply? The lightbulb suggests your next move, and if a native speaker would put something differently, you'll see it right under your message. — The dictionary has a new Add button: remember a word, and a couple of taps later it's in. — Small things: a conversation waits until your microphone is connected, and lesson buttons and dialogs now follow your interface language.

— Your active vocabulary is back on the home screen: how many words you already say, and how many you added today. — Word practice now starts from the skeleton of the word and forgives a typo — while showing you the correct spelling. — Your own phrases appear in the profile: before and after, side by side. — Small things: the deck now recognises A2, an unfinished session no longer loses your work, and the streak moved to the profile as a record.

— Leaving a session no longer throws away what you did: you come back to the same place. — The daily drop asks you to say something of your own instead of just reading, and is chosen by its question rather than by how recent it is. — A topic from Today opens the exercise straight away, with no list in between. — The conversation card names the action and shows the time with preparation included. — New words are labelled so you can see what kind of words they are. — Small things: an unfinished lesson is restored, the learning language screen opens again, and resending the code no longer wipes what you typed.

— Sign in with Google — one tap, no password. — A first sign-in with Google or Apple no longer skips the intro: someone new sorts their own words right away instead of landing on an empty home screen. — The first screen is rewritten. The gap between what you understand and what you say is visible at a glance, and signing in is right there for people who already have an account. — An unfinished lesson is restored for everyone, not just subscribers. The language screen opens again. — Small things: the conversation card's title no longer gets cut off, and playing a word no longer talks over the card next to it.

— Onboarding now runs on real word cards: sort them into "don't know", "recognize" and "already say". What you recognize but never say goes straight into the queue to be spoken. — A short practice follows on those same words: fill the gap, say it out loud, put it in a sentence of your own. — The home screen always has something to sort: when new words run out, the card pulls in the next ones for your goal. — Word lists now offer the same three answers: "recognize" no longer discards a word, it sends it into your speech. — The record button no longer starts by itself after the microphone prompt, and lesson progress survives leaving.

— Your first conversation right after setup. The three words you just wrote yourself can now be said out loud: one on one, three minutes, nobody listening. — The feedback on your first sentence is shorter and shows how a native speaker would put it. — Closed the purchase sheet? Continue for free with one tap. — Enter sends your sentence for checking. — Terms and Privacy links open even where the system browser is unavailable.

minor improvements and bug fixes

Wispy counts what you said, not what you recognized. — A diagnostic at the start: the words you recognize but never say. — A queue for using them: words wait until you say them. — The conversation is rebuilt. After it, a breakdown: used, attempted, went around. — One subscription instead of tiers.

Speaking is here. This is our biggest update yet — Wispy now helps you actually talk, not just tap. Live AI conversations — jump into a quick roleplay right from the home screen. Real scenarios, a partner who talks back, and instant feedback when you're done. Pronunciation practice — say a word, get it scored, and see exactly what to fix. Active vocabulary — we surface the phrases worth using mid-conversation, then show you which ones you nailed. Build your vocabulary by swiping — Oxford 5000 words, tap-fast, with progress tracking. Smarter reminders — gentle nudges only when there's a reason, with quiet hours you control. Plus dozens of fixes and polish across the app. Go speak for real.

Wispy 2.0 — completely rebuilt from the ground up. Everything is new: - Specials: learn English through trending shows, games, and pop culture - Life Tracks: dating, relocation, career, and startup pitch scenarios - AI speaking practice — talk to AI that sounds human - Small talk practice for everyday conversations - Redesigned lessons with interactive exercises - Smart vocabulary that saves words from your lessons - New progress system and fresh design This isn't an update — it's a new Wispy. Welcome to something much bigger.

We continue to improve the app: we fixed bugs and optimized performance to make it more comfortable for you to use.

We continue to improve the app: we fixed bugs and optimized performance to make it more comfortable for you to use.