Your first conversation is easier: under Sarah’s questions you’ll see a line you can simply read out loud, and if you’re not sure what to say, a hint appears after a few seconds. The subscription screen now shows the English level you chose, and Profile has a “Rate Loop English” row.

Saved a phrase from “How do I say it?”? Tap “Details” on its card: the same phrase in the past and future, a shorter way to say it, and what people usually answer — each with audio and a “+” to save it. Plus wording fixes across the app.

Clearer subscription screen: the monthly plan comes first, and a short timeline shows what happens during your free week. We'll remind you two days before it ends. Retake the one-minute level check any time in Profile. Language names on the first screen now appear in their own language.

Fixed: on iOS 27 the app could close right after opening. New: choose your English level when you start, or find it in a one-minute listening check with Sarah. Characters now speak at your level: short, simple sentences and a slower voice for beginners. If the microphone is off, you can open Settings or answer by typing.

Reminders now arrive quietly in Notification Center from day one — no pop-ups, and you can keep them or turn them off right from the notification. Cleaner conversations: characters say only their lines, never stage directions. Games and tests no longer mix languages, and several labels are now fully translated.

Reminders that actually help: one a day at a time that suits you, tips on what the app can do during your first two weeks, and a heads-up when your streak is at risk. Turn them on after your first conversation; adjust or switch them off in Profile → Notifications.

Conversations are hands-free now. When your partner finishes speaking, just talk: your phrase is sent on its own when you pause, and the mic opens again for your next turn. Tap the button to send right away or to interrupt. Prefer tapping? Switch it off with the ear icon at the top.

Your first conversation now starts right after you create an account — no more landing on the home screen without it. Every new learner gets one free conversation with Sarah from any screen. Smoother audio loading in the background.

Try Loop English before you subscribe. New learners can now use “How do I say it?”, create their first AI cards and complete a first training session before choosing a plan. This update also improves purchase stability.

Loop English is now available in Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, and Korean. We also improved card creation, translation directions, and pronunciation playback so every response stays in the selected language.

Sign in with Apple now takes returning users directly to their account instead of showing the welcome screen again. App startup also waits for authentication restoration before choosing the first screen.

New users can now see Question School, How to Say, training, audio lessons, games, and the grammar notebook before creating their first card. Card-based exercises now show exactly how many cards they need.