Studify — Roadmap

July 2026. The core idea, proven in the browser. You speak, an animated teacher answers in real time, and when you talk over her she stops and listens. Fast replies and natural interruptions were the bar before anything else got built.

July 2026. The call became a lesson. The teacher follows a lesson plan phase by phase, notices your mistakes while you talk and remembers you between lessons, so the next one starts where you left off.

July 2026. The mistakes a learner makes turn into exercises and homework. What went wrong today is what you practise next.

July 2026. Every attempt at a phrase gets a score, and the sound that let you down is named. You get another go on the same phrase right away.

July 2026. Exercises go up on a board next to the teacher and you finish them out loud while she nudges. At the end of the lesson one card names what moved.

August 2026. Lessons became courses. Lessons come in pairs that share one task, and an exercise on an old mistake is set inside today's topic, so you fix it while learning something new.

August 2026. Every change to how the teacher teaches is checked against a library of lesson situations before it reaches learners.

August 2026. When a new form comes up, the teacher explains it out loud while a slide with the rule and examples appears on the board.

August 2026. The first lesson became a 15-minute assessment. Five short tasks, from telling a story to retelling someone else's idea, set your level on five sides of speaking and place you in the programme.

September 2026. 216 lessons in 12 parts across B1, B1+ and B2, each pair built around a real situation, from telling a story to disagreeing politely. 48 of them are checkpoint conversations where the teacher stops helping and you hear what stuck.

September 2026. The site shows the product as it is, with a 41-second film of a real lesson, the whole programme pair by pair and how a lesson goes minute by minute.

September 2026. Open sign-up and live payments. Anyone can take the free assessment and start a plan.

October 2026. The teacher now has a custom video avatar of her own. Ellie is the same face in every lesson.

October 2026. Ellie has her own page on studify.today and posts on Threads, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok about the gap between understanding English and speaking it.

November 2026. The first paid campaign brings new learners to the free assessment.