15 plans for learning, each one whole — the goal, the projects that move it, the first tasks already dated, and the routines it depends on. You can read every record one will create before you install it.
Daily practice that is actually tracked, and a date by which you have to speak to somebody.
The sounds and core verbs first, lots of listening, and a weekly conversation booked from the first month.
Train the ear before the grammar, learn every noun with its article, and speak weekly from the first month.
Articles, word order and the cases one at a time, toward a confident A2 and a practice test to prove it.
Hangul in two weeks, the polite everyday form next, and a language exchange partner found early.
Find your level, learn the words you actually need, and practise speaking every day until it stops feeling like translation.
A course to follow and a project that proves you actually learned it.
One language, one project, and a routine that survives the month where nothing makes sense.
A number for the year, a routine that reaches it, and permission to abandon a book.
One book, a date everyone knows, and enough structure that it is not just a drink.
Lessons booked at a steady rhythm, theory done early, and mock tests before the real one.
The sign language used where you live, a little practice every day, and real conversations early.
A keyboard you will actually sit at, short daily practice, and a first real piece within three months.
Short talks given often, recorded and watched back, until standing up in front of people is ordinary.
Tactics puzzles daily, a few longer games a week, and every loss reviewed for the move that lost it.
Free on any plan. You will see everything it creates before anything is saved, and it is all tagged together in case it turns out not to suit you.
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