Malcolm
Warm and curious. He turns what you say into how you’d want to say it.
Everyday English with Malcolm
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The English you’ll actually use.
Talk about what you’re into and what you need. FizzUp gets to know your English, helps you improve it, and builds the rest of your learning around you.
Ideas is open now · App launch: 1 December · Free participation · 18+
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Help shape FizzUp now — discover Ideas →An excerpt from a lesson with Malcolm — an example prepared by FizzUp · Openly AI.
FizzUp Ideas · Co-create with us now
Launching on 1 December. Your idea can be part of it from the start.
You don’t have to wait for launch. Join FizzUp Ideas: share ideas, vote for the ones you like, and help us develop an AI coach for learning English.
Ideas and voting open now · Free · 18+ · No app needed
App launch
1 December 2026
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Your reason
What do you need English for?
- talk to a client
- go on holiday
- meet new people
- get ready for a job interview
- watch a film without subtitles
- play online with people from all over the world
- study abroad
- read a book
- give a presentation
FizzUp doesn’t decide why you’re learning English. It starts with your reason.
You’ve been learning English for years. Then the moment comes — and the words aren’t there.
Most apps teach the English you might need one day. FizzUp starts with the English you need now.
Your sentences, your programme
Your sentences write your curriculum.
Nothing here is made up for a course. What you say becomes the material — and what the material shows becomes your next step.
- Your sentencean exercise
- A mistakea review
- An article / a podcasta conversation
- A conversationa flashcard
It gets to know you. And shows you what it knows.
You’re not just picking “B1” from a list.
- your level
- your interests
- your goals
- how you speak
- the words you use
- the mistakes you keep making
- what’s worth coming back to
- what’s ahead of you tomorrow
It shows you what it knows about you on the “What I remember about you” screen — and you can delete any item. It keeps what you’re working on, not everything.
After the conversation: what worked, one thing to say more clearly — and your own sentences, ready to practise. 
“What I remember about you”: your AI coach’s memory, visible — change or remove any item.
Screens from a demo account with a sample conversation history.
The method
The FizzUp Loop
- 1
Say
You talk about what’s on your mind.
- 2
See
You see what you said — and what you meant to say.
- 3
Fix
A correction that fits the moment: a better version, a nudge to find it yourself, or — for now — nothing. And you always know why.
- 4
Keep
The phrases that matter come back when it’s time.
- 5
Use again
Days later, in a new conversation, you say it yourself.
Use again
This is how we count progress: only when you say it yourself — at least a day later, in a new conversation, before your AI coach prompts you.
Conversation first. Everything else is there to make the next one better. The “Used again” screen that will show you these moments is being built.
Choose who you talk to. Not which lesson to do.
Each AI coach hosts a podcast in the same voice.
Theo
Direct and quick. He won’t let you hide behind simple sentences.
Interview Ready
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Emma
The precision and tone that get you taken seriously.
Diplomatic English
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Learn from what you like.
- Sport
- Technology
- Music
- History
- Games
- Travel
- Work
- Culture
Articles, podcasts, books and audiobooks at different levels, with text and audio side by side. Read or listen → talk about it → keep the phrases → FizzUp brings them back.
A book: read a chapter, or listen to it. 
An audiobook chapter, with its description and player.
What happens to what you’ve just learnt?
Tools for vocabulary, grammar and speaking — Role Play among them. They work best with whatever came up in your conversation.
Explore the tools ›
Tools, grouped: here, the four grammar tools.
Try it on your own sentence
Say it better.
Type a sentence you’d say in English at work. Malcolm shows you a better version — and why. No account needed, up to 10 sentences a day.
Or start from one of these
Openly AI. No pretending to be human. Your sentence isn’t stored.
The conversation ends. The learning doesn’t.
Start with the conversation you actually want to be able to have.