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oohula

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Language coach with bespoke lessons & native pronunciation

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Language coach with bespoke lessons & native pronunciation

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A coach that builds a plan around your goal and measures your pronunciation (it hears th vs s). Coached sessions, hands-free spoken role-play, tap-any-word explanations — and it remembers your recurring mistakes. No streaks, no points. iOS, six languages.

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Launch tags:Education•Languages•Artificial Intelligence

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Hi, I built oohula over the last three months because I stalled at beginner level and couldn't find what I actually wanted: a coach that builds a plan for me personally, and helps me pronounce like a native. What makes it a coach: you tell it what you want the language for — following series without subtitles, ordering in restaurants, work calls — and it builds a plan around that goal at your level, then reworks it as you progress. Pronunciation is genuinely measured, not self-graded: say it out loud and it hears which sound slipped, down to th vs s, and explains the fix in your native language. And it remembers you between sessions — a German speaker's "since three years", a Spanish speaker's ship/sheep merger become tracked patterns your sessions drill. There's hands-free spoken role-play where the coach stays in character, and you can tap any word (or ask anything) mid-conversation — every new word becomes a flashcard in your personal dictionary. iOS only for now (the engine is server-side, so Android/web are on the path). Six languages, eleven locales. I'd love to hear where it works and where it doesn't — especially from people who plateaued at intermediate and quit the gamified apps.

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7h ago

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@romainhaenni1 A language coach that actually measures your pronunciation — hearing the difference between "th" and "s" — and then remembers the mistakes you keep making is a long way past flashcards. Hands-free spoken role-play plus tap-any-word explanations is the kind of thing people will genuinely keep opening, because it meets them where speaking is hard.

Coaching and pronunciation are hard to convey in a screenshot, and you launched without a demo — so I made you one, free and whitelabel, no strings:

Yours to keep — download it from https://foxplug.com/v/ss-oohula-launch-film-a-languag-a7984f79 and put it on your own channel or launch page. Launches with a video do better, and yours is still editable.

Made at https://foxplug.com/?utm_source=producthunt&utm_medium=comment — make more there, or record your own product tour in ~2 minutes. Anyone else launching soon: paste your site, video in about 30 seconds. Cheering you on.

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2h ago

Ah now this is a cool idea. We've all used the big name language learning apps right? The main challenge I've always faced is the app's idea of what I need to learn first. And that doesn't really help me actually speak the language when I go abroad... so I get bored and stop using it! I see I can set myself a goal and the app creates a plan for that. This sounds promising and more real life relevant.
The important question (for me at least): when is Android coming?

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1h ago

does it actually catch softer mistakes like word stress or intonation, or only the discrete sounds like th vs s?

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2h ago