Help us shape the future of COCO! 🥥

What is your primary motivation for speaking a new or foreign language right now?

Moving to / living in a new country (Integration)

Work, meetings, or professional context

Academic studies / University

Travel / Casual conversation

Snooping into your language habits... 🕵️

Which language are you currently trying to speak more fluently?

How would you rate your current ability in this language?

Beginner (A1–A2) – I struggle to form basic sentences.

Intermediate (B1–B2) – I can read/understand well, but struggle to speak fluently.

Advanced (C1–C2) – I am near-fluent, only missing niche vocabulary.

How often do you find yourself in real-life situations where you must speak this language?

A few times a week

A few times a month

The 'Brain Freeze' Factor 🧊

How often does your brain hit the 'abort' button mid-sentence?

Almost every conversation

Frequently (especially under pressure/stress)

What’s your 'escape plan' when you get stuck during a conversation?

I switch back to my native language or English.

I pause awkwardly until I figure it out.

I pull out a translation app (like Google Translate / DeepL).

The conversation dies / I give up on saying the sentence.

I ask the other person to help me.

How do you currently practice speaking?

Gamified apps (Duolingo, Babbel, etc.)

Language tutors / Courses (iTalki, real-life classes)

Real-life exposure (forcing myself to talk at work/in public)

AI tools (ChatGPT voice mode, etc.)

Imagine a tool with the following feature:

An AI assistant that listens to your live conversations via earbuds and screen. When you struggle to find a word or freeze, it instantly suggests the right word on screen or softly in your ear, allowing you to say it yourself without interrupting the flow.

Early on, it helps you build sentences; as you improve, it only steps in when you get stuck.

Based on your experience, how useful would this live support be for you?

Extremely useful – This solves a massive problem I face regularly.

Somewhat useful – Nice to have, but not essential for me.

Not useful – I wouldn't use this in a conversation.

In which situations would you realistically rely on COCO?

Work meetings / Seminars / Calls

Official appointments (authorities, banks, doctors)

Everyday errands (shops, counters, restaurants)

Socializing / Making friends

I wouldn't use it in live situations.

What would be your biggest concern about using COCO in real life?

Social awkwardness / Looking weird wearing an earbud/looking at a screen

Tech latency / Speed (fear that the hint comes too late)

Accuracy of the suggestions

Privacy / Microphone safety

The grand finale (and a few final Qs) 🎤

What is your current occupation?

What do you currently spend per month on learning or practicing languages?

€0 (Only free tools)

€1 – €15 / month (App subscriptions like Duolingo Plus)

€16 – €50 / month (Paid apps, group classes)

€50+ / month (Private tutors, intensive courses)

Assuming COCO includes unlimited live assistance during your real-life conversations:

At what price would you consider COCO to be so cheap that you’d doubt its quality?

At what price would you consider COCO to be a great deal?

At what price does COCO start to feel expensive?

At what price is COCO definitely too expensive?

Is there anything else you wish existing language tools did to help you actually speak in real life?

Want to test COCO before everyone else?

Yes, invite me to the private Beta