Speafy — Learn the way your brain wants.

Name: Speafy — Learn the way your brain wants.
Rating: 5.0 (10 reviews)

Learn Turkish language, in a practical way, A1 to C1 levels.

5.0•10 reviews•

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Learn Turkish language, in a practical way, A1 to C1 levels.

5.0•10 reviews•

5 followers

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Speafy is an AI-powered, language learning platform. AI tutor, Babi guides lessons, FSRS spaced repetition schedules review, and the Listen & Speak Lab gives real personalized spoken practice with Babi. Currently teaches Turkish: 454 topics, 3,544 words, 70 grammar points. Works in 5 base languages (English, Spanish, German, French, Farsi). Teachers can refer students and track progress via a Teacher Dashboard. 7-day free trial.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm a specialist physician who works with brain disorders on a daily basis. I'm quite familiar with memory, cognition, and how the brain actually learns and retains information. A few months ago, I moved to Turkey, and like a lot of expats, I needed to learn Turkish fast. I tried the popular apps. They were fun, but none of them were built around how memory actually works — no real spaced repetition, no structured path from vocabulary to grammar to actual spoken conversation, just gamified drilling that didn't stick. So I built Speafy, using my own medical background in how the brain forms and retains memory, combined with my skills in vibe-coding, to put together something different: an AI tutor (meet Babi 👋) that teaches through Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler (FSRS). The same "review right before you'd forget it" principle used in serious memory research, paired with a real curriculum (454 topics, 3,544 words), a dedicated grammar reference, and an AI-powered speaking lab so you actually practice talking, not just tapping multiple choice. It started as a personal project to solve my own problem. Hundreds of iterations, bugs, and rebuilds later, it's turned into a stable platform I'm genuinely proud to put in front of other serious learners — not just for Turkish, with more languages coming soon. Would love your feedback, especially if you've ever tried to learn a language and felt like the app was working against how your brain actually learns rather than with it. 🧠🇹🇷

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2mo ago

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Reviewers say Speafy stands out for practical Turkish study: lessons focus on useful everyday words and phrases, with listening, speaking, flashcards, and grammar working together instead of feeling like isolated drills. Several users say the AI support and spoken practice help recall and make faster, more usable progress than other apps that rely on tapping or rote memorization. The interface is generally seen as easy to use, though one reviewer wanted a more polished design. The main requests are broader language support, more advanced content, stronger progress tracking, offline access, and richer speaking feedback.

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I have tried many language apps before, specifically for learning Turkish. This one really surpassed my expectations. The listening parts and flash cards specifically. All other apps failed to work the way they claimed. They fail to work on your recall process. you almost always have difficulty on spoken language. but this worked significantly well for me.

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The interface could look more designed, but every app can be improved on that matter.

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The best thing about Speafy is how it brings spoken language alongside text, and all are in relevant coherent order topic-wise which starts to form tree of related words and phrases and the pace and content of learning is mostly adjustable and according to my needs.

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interactive learning (2)grammar improvement (3)

I really enjoy using this app because it focuses on teaching language that you can actually use in real life. Instead of filling lessons with random or unnecessary vocabulary, it prioritizes useful words, expressions, and phrases that you’re likely to come across in everyday conversations.

I also really like how practical the lessons feel. I’m not just memorizing words for the sake of learning them. I’m learning things that I can actually use when speaking, listening, or communicating with people. It makes the learning process feel much more relevant and motivating.

Overall, it’s a great app for anyone who wants to learn a language in a practical and useful way rather than just memorizing random words.

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user-friendly interface (2)interactive learning (2)grammar improvement (3)language learning (1)completeness (1)

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It's hard to find faults, but a few small things would make it even better:
· More advanced content: I'd love to see additional lessons for upper-intermediate and advanced learners so the app can grow with me as I progress.
· Offline mode improvements: Being able to download full lessons for offline use would be a huge plus for commuting or traveling.
· More speaking practice: Expanding the conversation and pronunciation features with more real-time feedback would take it to the next level.
· Progress tracking: A more detailed dashboard showing strengths and weaknesses over time would help me focus my practice better.

Even with these suggestions, this is easily the best language learning app I've used. Five stars, without hesitation.

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After trying several language learning apps, I chose this one because it's the only solution that feels truly complete. Other apps either focus only on vocabulary or throw random phrases at you without explaining the "why" behind them. This app covers everything in one place, so I don't need to juggle multiple apps to get a well-rounded learning experience.
It builds all the core language skills instead of just one. I finally feel like I'm learning a language properly, not just memorizing words
I've made more progress with this app than with anything else I've tried. If you're serious about learning a language, this is the one to get. Five stars, easily.

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The interface could look more designed, but every app can be improved on that matter.

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interactive learning (2)grammar improvement (3)

Overall, it’s a great app for anyone who wants to learn a language in a practical and useful way rather than just memorizing random words.

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user-friendly interface (2)interactive learning (2)grammar improvement (3)language learning (1)completeness (1)

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