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Version 75 · 2026-10-07
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The store currently lists version 75, updated 2026-10-07.








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Fluently: Speak Languages with an AI Tutor
Stop memorizing boring rules. Start speaking.
Fluently helps you learn languages through real conversations with your personal AI tutor. Talk about topics you enjoy, get instant corrections, and build the confidence to speak naturally — anytime, anywhere.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Choose the language you want to practice
2. Start a conversation with your AI tutor
3. Get real-time corrections and a personalized plan to improve faster
WHY FLUENTLY?
- Learn through speaking, not endless grammar drills
- Improve your grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation
- Get personalized feedback based on your speech and interests
- Build confidence for interviews, meetings, travel, and everyday conversations
- Practice whenever it works for you — without pressure or judgment…
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