Why we built Naitly around real structure, not random lessons

There are hundreds of English learning apps now, but many of them feel the same after a while. You open the app and get random lessons that do not connect with each other. One day it is travel vocabulary, the next day phrasal verbs, then a grammar quiz you already passed three times. It feels active, but you are not really building anything. You end up remembering fragments, not progress.

We wanted to change that. Naitly builds a structured roadmap from your starting level to your goal level. Everything is connected. When you finish a topic, the next one grows naturally from it. For example, if you practiced Present Perfect, your next lesson focuses on using it in real-life conversation or comparing it to Past Simple. It is not random, it is logical.

This structure is what makes progress visible. You always know what you are learning, why it matters, and how it moves you forward. The feeling of direction is what keeps motivation alive long-term.

I am curious how others feel about this. Have you ever realized that an app kept you “busy” but not really improving? What made you notice that the learning path was missing? Did any structured system actually help you see the difference?