Immersion,
without the plane ticket.

You drop onto a real street with a character who only speaks the language: a barista, a market vendor, a local with opinions. You get a few real objectives, like ordering something or asking what that building is. You talk out loud and they talk back (it's completely private, and she never judges), the things you ask about light up on the street, and sometimes they hand you something: a menu, a note, a list. When it ends you get stars, honest notes, and the phrase you reached for but did not have. All in your browser, phone or desktop, nothing to install.

Yes. Your first walk doubles as a placement, and every quest after is generated at your level: a patient guide and simple asks when you're new, quicker streets as you grow. It keeps building from whatever you did last time, so wherever you start, it starts there too. And if you already speak some, it meets you there instead of boring you.

Those teach you about a language from a desk. PathGlot drops you somewhere it's the only language going: a real street, a real city, someone talking to you who won't fall back to your language. That's immersion, and it's the part an app full of tiles can't reach.

Nine languages: Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Korean, Chinese, Italian, Portuguese, and English, taught across 22 real cities. Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Tokyo, Seoul, Rome, Lisbon, and more, every one of them walkable street by street.

You get two free quests, no credit card, in any language and city you like, and they wait for you however long you take. After that, plans start at $14.99 a month (or $10.00 a month billed annually), sized by how many quests you want each month. Explorer, the most popular plan, is $24.99 a month. You subscribe in-app whenever you're ready.