Flylish explains English in your own language. Use it on work emails and documents, on signs and menus when you're out, and on web pages and ebooks when you want to learn. On your computer, select the text and ask. On your phone, take a photo or just ask out loud.
What you look up at work and in daily life can become English you know.
Outlook, Teams, PDFs, web pages. See English you don't get? Ask right there, without switching windows or copying and pasting.
Select what you've written and Flylish fixes it, showing what it changed and why. Undo any change you don't want. Or switch the tone, for example more formal or friendlier.
Windows and phone. On Windows and Android, the fixed text goes straight back where you wrote it.Select anything you don't understand in an email, contract or report. You get it in your language, with what it means here and how it's usually used. On Windows and Mac, it works in PDFs and meeting apps too: take a screenshot and ask.
All versions. Screenshots: Windows and Mac.Select a passage to read it in your language. Before a meeting, type what you want to say in your language (on your phone you can just say it) and get a few English versions, each with a note on when to use it.
Translation: all versions. How to say it: Windows and phone.Inside the app, in Japanese: Flylish fixes your reply, explains each change, and lets you pick a tone, from errors only to more natural, more formal, friendlier or shorter.
If you live in an English-speaking country or travel to one, there's English on every sign, menu and supermarket label. Take a photo, or ask out loud in your own language.
Parking signs, street signs, restaurant menus: take a photo to see what they mean. Still not sure? Keep asking in your language, like "Can I park here at the weekend?" or "Will I get fined if I stay longer?"
Snap a label to read best-before dates, ingredients and allergy warnings in your language. It even explains the difference between "best before" and "use by".
Before asking for directions, ordering food, seeing a doctor or calling your landlord, say what you need in your language and get English you can actually say. If the words won't come out, show them on your screen in large type.
Select any English text in WhatsApp, Gmail or your browser and look it up without leaving the app.
All of this is in the phone app, on iPhone and Android.
Inside the app: a parking sign explained in Spanish, and a question asked in Portuguese, answered with English you can say or show in large type.
The English you come across at work and in daily life is the English you'll actually use. Turn on Learning mode and Flylish saves it and reminds you to review.
Select text as you read in your browser and save what you want to remember to your word list.
Add English books to Flylish Reader and look things up and take notes as you go. On your phone, Reader can read the book aloud; press the button on your earphones to mark a part you missed.
EPUB, TXT and text-based PDF. Reading aloud: phone only.Words are saved with the sentence and where you found them. Your phone and computer show the same list.
What you're about to forget comes up first; what you know well comes later. At first you just need to recognise a word. Once it sticks, you'll recall it yourself, fill in blanks and pick it out by ear. A few minutes on the bus is enough.
Phone app.Not interested in learning? That's fine. In Everyday mode, Flylish is just a tool: what you look up doesn't go into your word list, and there are no review reminders. Switch any time, and nothing you've saved is lost. Everyday and Learning modes: Windows, browser extension and phone.
Inside the app, in Korean: a phrase saved from a book, and a review card. Rate how well you remembered it, and Flylish picks when you see it next.