01Learn useful French
Start with phrases and patterns you can use in a real conversation, not isolated vocabulary you will forget by Friday.
French practice for real life
Learn French.
Then use it.
ParleSprint turns a few focused minutes into a speaking habit, with a daily path that helps you remember what matters and say it out loud.
Web + mobile practice Built for busy adults Start from your level
French in the wild07:42 · London
Today's sprint
Keep the conversation moving.
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Make a plan in FrenchSpeaking · 6 min
NextReview yesterday's phrases4 min
Listen for the detail3 min
Write it your way5 min
One connected loopLearn · remember · speak
5–15minutes a daysmall enough to keep
A better daily rhythm
LearnRememberSpeakUse it
No streak anxiety required.The method
A French lesson that goes somewhere.
Most tools stop at recognition. ParleSprint keeps going until the words are ready for a real exchange.
0102Remember what matters
Your daily review brings back the words, sounds, and mistakes that need another pass, so practice gets more personal over time.
03Speak without the spotlight
Build the reflex to answer out loud with calm, repeatable speaking practice that fits around the rest of your life.
Inside the app
Less tapping.
More talking.
Each session is short enough to start and structured enough to finish. Your next step is always clear, and your practice keeps building toward the conversations you actually want to have.
Speaking from day oneSay the phrase, change the phrase, make it yours.
Audio that earns its placeListen for meaning, rhythm, and the parts you miss.
A path that remembersReview follows your gaps instead of a generic calendar.
parlesprint.app / today···
Monday, 14 October3 sessions this week
Let's make plans.
Use on pourrait to suggest something naturally.
MMarieReady when you are
On pourrait aller au marché samedi...
Vocabulary ready Listening next
Made for real schedules
Practice in the moments
you already have.
Consistency gets easier when the lesson is designed for the life around it.
On the commute
Turn a train ride into ten focused minutes of listening and speaking.
Before the day starts
A small, structured session is easier to keep than another ambitious plan.
When the test is real
Build everyday French first, then add TEF and TCF Canada practice when it is useful.
The learning library
Useful French, before the app.
Search-friendly guides for the questions learners actually ask: what to say, what to practise, and how to keep going.
French Learning AppsParleSprint vs Duolingo for French: Which App Is Better for Speaking Practice?
A fair comparison of ParleSprint and Duolingo for French learners: lesson structure, vocabulary review, speaking practice, feedback, and preparation for real conversations.
Read the guideFrench Learning AppsParleSprint vs Busuu for French: A Practical Comparison for Speaking, Review, and TEF Canada
Compare ParleSprint and Busuu for French learning: course structure, community feedback, AI conversations, review, speaking confidence, and Canada-focused practice.
Read the guideLearning StrategyThe Best Way to Learn French as an Adult Is Smaller Than You Think
A practical weekly system for busy adults: what to study, what to say, how to review, and why a smaller speaking habit usually beats a larger study plan.
Read the guideExplore all tutorials New guides added as the curriculum grows.
For Canada, when you need it
Build the language first.
Train for the test second.
ParleSprint supports everyday French, workplace confidence, and a more focused path toward TEF and TCF Canada practice. We keep the promise precise: practice, not score guarantees.
Listening and speaking foundations Exam-oriented scenarios when you are ready Clear explanations, no immigration guesswork
Read the Canada guides FRLearning destinationCanadaA1 B2
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Next up Speak about your work12 min
Good to know
Questions worth
answering early.
The short version, without the language-app fog.
Browse the learning libraryIs ParleSprint only for complete beginners?+
No. Start from zero, refresh rusty French, or use the path to make passive knowledge more active. Your first session sets the starting point.
Does it replace a teacher?+
It is designed for daily practice and repetition. A teacher, tutor, or class can still add valuable nuance, accountability, and human context.
Can I use it for TEF or TCF Canada?+
Yes, for structured practice around relevant skills and scenarios. ParleSprint is not affiliated with IRCC, TEF, or TCF and cannot guarantee a score.
What happens if I want updates before I start?+
Join the founding learner list on the site. We keep the signup lightweight and use it to share pilot invitations and useful updates.
Founding learner list
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Early access when a seat opens New guides and practice paths A voice in what gets built next
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Start where you are
Your next French sentence
is closer than you think.
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