@kunalsahu20_ Building Wispy. It's for people who understand English fine, but get stuck using simple words when speaking. Helps you actually say them in conversations with AI.
Available on iOS and Android: https://t.co/Vrdar5mPTG
@Miracle_NNnn Building Wispy. It is for people who understand English well, but sound like tourists when they speak. Helps you practice and actually use those words in conversations with AI.
https://t.co/Vrdar5mi48
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โ Solo founders
โ Mobile devs
โ Indie hackers
โ EdTech builders
โ Anyone shipping this weekend
I'm building an English speaking app. What are you working on?
@Vaibhav_Gareja Going into threads where people complain about the exact problem and answering them directly. No selling, just helpful replies. Doing that now while building Wispy.
@EGrammarTipss The best way to actually use words like this is to learn them in common combinations, like "crouch down", and say your own phrase. That's how we train words in Wispy.
@Englishtiip While most of these are strictly for texting, abbreviations like IRL, IKR, and TMI often pop up in spoken chats too. We made Wispy to practice everyday expressions in conversation instead of just reading lists.