Apps that hear how you speak
Falou listens to a learner's pronunciation and shows which sound to fix, so speaking practice gets feedback on the spot.
Every Moymer app is built around the same idea: the fastest way to learn something is to do it out loud and get feedback right away.
So our apps listen. They hear a sentence and tell you which sound to fix. They hear a piano and check every note and its rhythm. They follow a singing voice and draw its pitch on the screen in real time. They translate both sides of a conversation as it happens.
Behind this is years of work on one problem: turning what a phone hears into feedback a person can act on in the same second. That means real-time audio processing, speech and pitch recognition, AI tutoring that adapts to each learner, and content that ships in dozens of languages.
Where it matters, audio is processed on the device, so a learner's voice never leaves their phone.
Falou listens to a learner's pronunciation and shows which sound to fix, so speaking practice gets feedback on the spot.
SpeakTrip translates both sides of a conversation as people talk. Singmigo draws the pitch of a voice on screen while it sings.
Pianomigo listens to a real piano through the microphone, or a MIDI keyboard over USB or Bluetooth, and checks each note and its rhythm.
Where it matters, audio is processed on the phone. In Singmigo and Le Puppy, a user's voice never leaves their device.
Falou's AI live tutor holds a conversation with the learner and adjusts to their level, so practice feels like talking to a person.
Chessmigo's 3,800+ positions are checked by a chess engine. SnoreZero's exercises are drawn from published clinical trials.
Our apps ship in up to 32 interface languages, and Falou teaches more than 20 languages to speakers of each one.
The same product approach that took Falou past 27 million downloads now runs across music, chess, drawing and wellbeing.
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