Knowrix is a Ukrainian-language platform for learning English with a structured roadmap from A1 to C2, so you always know what to learn next. Everything is in one place: lessons, exercises, tests, a Quizlet-style vocabulary trainer with spaced repetition, a dictionary, grammar references, and a built-in translator. No subscriptions—just one-time access. A1 is free forever, plus every new account gets 7 days of full access with no credit card required.
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Hi PH 👋 I'm Luka, the solo maker behind Knowrix.
I got tired of learning English across a dozen different apps and websites—one for grammar, one for vocabulary, another for listening, plus tutors. At some point I realized I was spending more time figuring out *what to study next* than actually learning. There was no clear path, and almost everything came with its own subscription.
So I decided to build the platform I personally wanted to use: a structured English course from A1 to C2 with a clear roadmap, so you always know where you are and what comes next. Everything lives in one place: lessons, exercises, tests, a Quizlet-style vocabulary trainer, a dictionary, grammar references, and even a built-in translator.
The platform is currently available in Ukrainian (I wanted to build something for Ukrainian learners first). I've been working on it solo for the past two months, and it's still in the early stages.
I'd genuinely love your feedback. What feels missing? What would make a platform like this actually useful for you? And if anyone here is interested in building educational products together—developers, English teachers, or content creators—I'd love to connect.
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This looks really solid, especially for Ukrainian learners who usually have to piece together resources from all over. One thing I think would genuinely help is a speaking practice feature, even something basic like recording yourself reading a sentence and getting feedback on pronunciation. That's usually the hardest part to practice alone.
This looks really solid, especially for Ukrainian learners who usually have to piece together resources from all over. One thing I think would genuinely help is a speaking practice feature, even something basic like recording yourself reading a sentence and getting feedback on pronunciation. That's usually the hardest part to practice alone.