Toku turns native Japanese and Chinese — articles, novels, podcasts, and YouTube videos — into something you can actually read. Tap any word for its reading, meaning, and dictionary, without leaving the page. On audio and video you get a synced, word-tappable transcript: tap to learn, slow it down, replay a line, or pause after each sentence to shadow it back. It runs its own JP/CN engine on-device with offline dictionaries — fast, private, no accounts, no streaks. Just reading.

Kodwai is the first platform that scores how well you collaborate with AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex). Solve real challenges in your own terminal; the CLI captures your code, tests, git history, agent transcript, and time, then scores you across three axes: Direction, Outcome, and Lift, each citing its own evidence. Climb a public leaderboard, earn badges, and build a profile that shows how you engineer, not what you memorized. Free, bring your own agent.

Journey Now turns anything you want to learn or master into a personalized, step-by-step plan — with daily guidance, reflection, and a view of how friends are progressing too. As your pace or goals change, the plan adjusts itself, so progress never stalls on a missed deadline.

Create employee training that keeps up with your company. Honen turns team knowledge into interactive AI-led courses in seconds, complete with adaptive lessons, simulations, and learner insights. When your docs, tools, or processes change, courses update automatically.

Most language apps teach you to recognize words. Copycat Cafe teaches you to speak them. Watch real conversations with voices cloned from native speakers, copy what they say with AI scoring your pronunciation 0-100%, then chat freely with an AI that corrects you without judgment. 15 minutes a day. French and Spanish, more languages coming. Built by two people who read every email. 1,000+ paying learners, $16k MRR.