Turn language learning into something you actually want to binge. A new series every month — each one 6 levels, 10 challenges per level.
01 · Situationday one — O'Hare, 6:47am
02 · Problemwait — what did he just say?
03 · Challengeyour turn. speak.
Chicago Series · Level 1 · first challenge free
Three escalating moments designed to test how you communicate under pressure. No multiple choice. No scripts. Just real conversation.
You enter a live scenario already in motion. Marco or Marta sets the scene, and something immediately requires your response.
A complication appears. A misunderstanding, conflict, mistake, or social pressure forces you to react in real time. You have seconds to think and speak naturally.
You respond with your voice. Vox evaluates how clearly you communicated, how well you organized your thoughts, and how naturally your English carried the moment forward.
You're not playing a textbook. You're living a Saturday in Chicago as one of them.
Live · MarcoSaturday night · River North
The Resident Skeptic
Sharp in Italian. Nervous in English. Out for the night, trying to keep up at the bar — and quietly bracing for the first real conversation.
Live · MartaLunch break · West Loop
The High Flyer
Same world, different ambition. One minute she's pitching investors, the next she's chatting up the food-truck guy who knows everyone on the block.
6 levels · 10 challenges each · 60 in total. Start free at A1.0 and work up to C2. Unlimited do-overs.
Series 02 drops July 1 · new series every month
Vox AI hears and evaluates the clarity of your ideas, the structure behind your responses, and the precision of your language — then tells you how you actually sounded, in seconds.
Rhythm and pace
How you're heard
The structural spine
Precise choice
No subscription. Pay once per level, or unlock the whole Chicago Series. Level 1 (A1) starts with a free challenge.
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Same format — 6 levels, 60 challenges. Higher stakes.



The script is written. We just need a protagonist.