Built for learning a language

An agentic scheduler for language learning that survives real life

Consistency is the #1 predictor of actually reaching fluency. Pace plans your practice around your real calendar and rebuilds when life gets in the way.

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Why most language learning plans fail

Apps tell you to practice daily - real life says otherwise
Miss three days in a row and the streak psychology kills the habit
Generic plans don't know your goal (casual fluency vs. B2 by December)
You end up doing 5 minutes of Duolingo as a placebo instead of real practice
How Pace is different

A plan that bends with your life

Plans real practice sessions, not streak-bait

30 minutes of focused work three times a week beats 5 minutes every day. Pace schedules the real sessions at times they'll actually happen.

Rebuilds when you miss a week

Miss three days? Pace doesn't shame you, doesn't reset the streak. It shifts the plan so you still land at your target level by your target date.

Respects that learning is hard

Practice when you're wrecked from a bad day is worse than skipping. Pace sees your calendar and suggests times when you're likely to have energy for it.

Works alongside whatever app you use

Pace doesn't replace Duolingo, Pimsleur, italki, or your textbook. It makes sure the time to use them actually shows up in your week.

What a week looks like

An example rhythm

Monday
30 min grammar + vocab, after dinner
Tuesday
Rest or 10 min passive listening
Wednesday
30 min conversation practice, lunch
Thursday
Rest
Friday
30 min reading, morning coffee
Saturday
60 min deep session, mid-morning
Sunday
Rest or review flashcards

Pace generates the actual schedule from your calendar - this is just a shape.

Common questions

Does Pace teach me the language?
No. Pace plans when you learn, not how. Use Pimsleur, italki, Duolingo, a tutor, a textbook - Pace just makes sure the time to use them shows up on your calendar and survives real life.
What about spaced repetition?
Pace respects the principle (spaced sessions over time are what works) but doesn't run flashcards for you. Pair it with Anki or the SRS built into your learning app.
How long does it take to reach fluency?
Depends on the language, your starting point, and consistency. Pace's job is keeping the consistency part intact. For European languages like Spanish or French, B2 from zero takes 600-750 hours of real practice for most people.

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