subtitles for your ears.

drifting through the albums and films you love, a line at a time, in their language and then in yours. a sentence in the target language, then the english, then the target language slower. that's the loop. guided paths take you from a0 to c2. you press play and drift; the meanings arrive without asking. no streaks. no quizzes. no flashcards. no levels. nothing to complete.

traditional apps are a game with points, streaks, drills. built for the moment you opened the app, not for the rest of your week. a phrasebook is a static translation layer with no rhythm to it. driftspeak is the rhythm. authored sentences, voiced in pairs, paced for half-attention. no streaks. no quizzes. no flashcards. no levels. no progress tracking. nothing to complete. think audible in bilingual form, not a language app with audio.

nine languages today, more on the way. spanish, japanese, korean, mandarin, brazilian portuguese, french, italian, cantonese. and english, pointed the other way, for japanese speakers. seven of them also carry an a0→c2 ladder: one path through a language, from first words to deeper expression, with a phone-sized reader and its audio at every step. those seven carry a set of word-maps too, drifting you through one field of words at a time, no drills. buy a volume once, or take the whole shelf for a year. every volume, current and every one we publish next.

samples are free, no account needed. a single volume is £4.99$4.99€5.99CA$6.99AU$7.99, yours forever once you buy it. or take the whole shelf, every volume we've published and every one we publish next, for £35.99$39.99€39.99CA$49.99AU$59.99 a year. it all lives on the app store, so apple handles the payment and the receipts.

the yearly, any time, from your apple subscriptions, one tap. a volume you bought outright is yours forever, so there's nothing to cancel. no retention flow, no "are you sure."