English vocabulary, ten minutes a day
Every word you learn joins your flock.
Words you are about to forget fall behind. A short lesson brings them back, and the flock flies on from A1 to C2. Birdling keeps the schedule; you keep flying.
Free to start · no card
Check what your English covers — 3 minutes, no signup→Read your flock at a glance
This is what Today looks like. Nothing on it is decoration: every bird is a word, placed by how well you remember it.
- Strong words
- Lead the flock, solid ink. You will see them again in months.
- Fresh in memory
- Fainter, in the loose tail. They come back sooner.
- Stragglers
- Due today, in persimmon. One lesson gathers them.
- Newcomers
- Words joining today, in blue.
Flight log
One route, six waypoints. The flock gets there a few minutes at a time.
A1
A2
B1
B2
C1
C2
- Day 1A three-minute check finds your waypoint. The first twelve words join.
- Day 3Four words fall behind. A ten-minute lesson gathers them.
- Day 30Three hundred birds. The strong ones come back once a month.
- Day 90Next waypoint: B1. The flock flies on.
Your flock starts with one word.
Ten minutes today. The schedule takes care of tomorrow.