Langly
Langly is a gamified language learning application that utilizes AI to teach English. It offers an innovative and engaging approach through interactive activities, storytelling, and a unique character, Langly the robocat. The app caters to all ages, including teenagers and adults, providing a balanced development of English skills such as reading, writing, listening, and speaking. It aligns with CEFR levels and offers certificates upon completion of learning seasons. The business model is likely a Freemium or Subscription-based SaaS, offering a fun and productive way to improve English proficiency for personal, academic, or professional purposes.
Langly
Langly is a gamified language learning application that utilizes AI to teach English. It offers an innovative and engaging approach through interactive activities, storytelling, and a unique character, Langly the robocat. The app caters to all ages, including teenagers and adults, providing a balanced development of English skills such as reading, writing, listening, and speaking. It aligns with CEFR levels and offers certificates upon completion of learning seasons. The business model is likely a Freemium or Subscription-based SaaS, offering a fun and productive way to improve English proficiency for personal, academic, or professional purposes.
TL;DR
Product: Gamified AI-powered English-learning app with an AI Speaking Coach
Curriculum: Oxford-aligned curriculum with certificates mapped to CEFR (A1–C2)
Team: Led by CEO Vitalii Petrosyan with named senior team members
Funding: $150K Microsoft for Startups sponsorship; latest grant round reported Jun 27, 2024
Employees: Approximately 15
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Language learning / EdTech — improving English proficiency for students, professionals, and children
Founded
2022
Industry
EdTech
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
$150,000
Sponsorship in services (Azure and related services) announced by the company
Latest funding event recorded as a grant
Investor Signal
“Includes Microsoft for Startups; Crunchbase records two investors including Microsoft and Google”