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Why FizzUp exists

I spent years learning English. Then I had to work in it.

I’m Piotr Wiśniewski, and I’m building FizzUp on my own. I spent years learning English — and then I had to start working in it, fast.

Where Malcolm comes from

Everyone should have a Malcolm.

A teacher called Malcolm, whose first language was English, once taught in my family home. That led to a simple thought: everyone should have a Malcolm — there when they need to speak, to grow or to take the next step. The Malcolm in FizzUp is an AI coach, and he says so plainly.

  1. Speaking first

    A language becomes useful when you say it out loud.

  2. One continuous path

    Speaking, listening, reading, vocabulary and grammar in one place — no starting from scratch every time.

  3. You’re in control

    You decide what’s kept, where you’re heading and how fast.

  4. Evidence, not promises

    FizzUp shows you what actually happened — with no promises about results.

One conversation wasn’t enough. The answer had to bring speaking, listening, reading, vocabulary, grammar, rehearsal and useful content together into one continuous path.

Four AI coaches. Openly AI.

Malcolm, Theo, Sophie and Emma each run a conversation their own way. You choose who you talk to.

Each AI coach hosts a podcast in the same voice.

The conversation ends. The learning doesn’t.

I’m building FizzUp on my own — the product, the programme and the conversations with companies. Join the programme or ask about a pilot, and I’m the one who’ll reply. The service is operated by DB 77 CUW Sp. z o.o., ul. Żółkiewskiego 31, 87-100 Toruń, Poland.

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