Built for Life in Mexico
I moved to Mexico and fell in love — with the people, the culture, the street tacos, the weather, all of it.
But I couldn't have a real conversation. I'd been studying Spanish for months — Duolingo every day, YouTube channels, even a tutor twice a week. I could conjugate verbs on paper, but when someone at the taqueria said "¿Qué le ponemos?", I just stared. Every time.
Then I stumbled onto something linguists call the chunks method. Instead of memorizing individual words and grammar rules, you learn complete phrases — the exact sentences native speakers actually say. Ready-made chunks of real language.
It clicked fast. I started learning 5-10 phrases a day, and within a few weeks I was ordering food confidently, chatting with my neighbors, and even cracking jokes. In Spanish.
I still live in Mexico, and every phrase in this app has been tested in real conversations with real Mexicans — at the market, the mechanic, the taqueria, family gatherings, and everywhere in between. I continue to refine and add phrases based on what I actually hear and use every day.
I looked for an app that taught Mexican Spanish this way. It didn't exist. So I built one.