Eigo.AI

Assisting and enhancing human-centric English language learning

Eigo.AI is the world's first fully AI-powered, web-based, four-skills English language learning platform. Learners can choose from a library of hundreds of levelled lessons, with each lesson containing seven connected activities, contextual vocabulary support, speaking practice, writing feedback, and classroom materials for teachers.

Used by institutions around the world

International School of Asia Ritsumeikan Kindai University Kwansei Gakuin University Senshu University NIA Kyushu University Kyoto Institute of Technology Kagoshima University Osaka Metropolitan University Mid-Pacific Institute Shinshu University Universidad del Norte MCBS

For English language learners

Learners choose a topic they care about, study it at the right level, and meet the same useful language through reading, listening, speaking, writing, review, and discussion.

Eigo.AI lesson library

Begin in the lesson library

Students browse levelled lessons across culture, science, society, history, current issues, and more.

Beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels

Choose the right challenge

Beginner, intermediate, and advanced versions keep the topic accessible while still pushing learners forward.

Four-skills English practice

Cover all four skills

Reading, listening, speaking, and writing tasks all connect back to the same lesson topic.

Saved vocabulary and word definitions

Learn words in context

Clicked words show learner-friendly meanings, sentence context, pronunciation audio, and optional L1 support.

Speaking feedback screen

Repeat and pronounce

Speak activity sentences give learners focused practice with words they have already met in the lesson.

AI writing feedback

Write with feedback

Students respond to lesson prompts and get feedback on grammar, vocabulary, coherence, and detail.

AI discussion activity

Discuss the topic

Learners can talk or type about what they studied with a patient AI discussion partner.

Student progress tracking

Review progress

Saved words, completed activities, scores, and feedback give learners a clear record of what they have done.

For English language teachers

Designed to fit around teaching, not replace it. Eigo.AI gives students more independent practice while teachers keep the human role: choosing lessons, setting classroom context, reviewing work, and deciding what students need next.

Classroom activities

Each lesson can include supplementary teacher-led activities that extend the lesson beyond the automated student path.

Discussion and debate

Prepared discussion questions and informal debate propositions help teachers start pair, group, or whole-class conversation.

Brainstorm and roleplay

Lesson-specific brainstorm prompts and roleplay dialogues give students structured ways to use the target topic language.

Classroom games

Simple ESL game instructions give teachers a quick route from lesson content to active in-person practice.

Assignments and pacing

Teachers can guide students toward full lessons or individual activities for homework, review, or extension practice.

Progress and submissions

Saved words, activity completion, scores, and submitted work help teachers see where students may need support.

For institutional managers

Tools for running Eigo.AI across a whole program. Managers can organize people, classes, access, activity settings, branding, and reporting from one place, so the platform can fit the needs of a school or institution.

Users and classes

Create and manage students, teachers, managers, groups, classes, and onboarding.

Program settings

Control enabled activities, activity order, lesson completion rules, access, and branding.

Access codes

Issue, manage, and review institutional access for students across classes and terms.

Reporting

Track adoption, progress, usage, and submissions across learners, classes, and teaching programs.

Learner and teacher voices

Students and teachers around the world are already using Eigo.AI.

Elena ๐Ÿ‡ท๐Ÿ‡บ

The more often we use Eigo.AI, the better our linguistic skills become. AI helps make us an improved version of ourselves.

Elena, in her 50s and living in Russia, works in education and uses Eigo.AI to refine her English for work and leisure.

Enrique ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ธ

Eigo.AI is the resource I need to speak and understand English so that I can communicate with people in real, everyday conversations.

Enrique, in his 60s and living in Spain, works in professional services and uses Eigo.AI to communicate more effectively.

Erhan ๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ท

Learning English with Eigo.AI is fun and easy. When I use Eigo.AI, my English proficiency is improving day by day.

Erhan, in his 40s and living in Turkey, works in education and uses Eigo.AI to enhance his English for work.

Joan ๐Ÿ‡ป๐Ÿ‡ช

Eigo.AI is truly effective and always available.

Joan, in his 30s and living in Venezuela, works in the energy sector and uses Eigo.AI to improve his English for study.

Julio ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ด

Eigo.AI has been a great tool for me to learn English. The content is diverse, helping me improve in different areas quickly.

Julio, in his 60s and living in Colombia, works in IT and uses Eigo.AI to build English skills for study and leisure.

Mohammad ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ท

It allows you to practice all the essential language learning skills in bite-sized lessons, with in-depth analysis to help you improve.

Mohammad, in his 20s and living in Iran, is a student who uses Eigo.AI to learn English more effectively.

Kevin ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต

Eigo.AI provides a well-rounded set of seven activities about many different topics at three levels each. The use of AI to act as a tutor instead of a delivery system works for me and my students.

Kevin Ryan is a recently retired educator who still teaches English and IT part-time at two universities in Tokyo.

Naoshi ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต

With Eigo.AI, you can develop all four skills in one go, making the learning process much smoother and more engaging.

Naoshi values having reading, listening, speaking, and writing practice connected in one place.

Ready to try it?

Why not try an Eigo.AI lesson in today's English class?