Features
Built so the words show up when it counts
Every feature exists to get you from knowing a word to using it under pressure — in a pitch, a hard conversation, a debate you didn't see coming. Nothing is here because it feels productive. Everything is here because it works.
Dashboard
Speak Up
Small Talk Lab
Practice modes
Apply what you know under pressure
Three interactive modes that put your language and thinking to the test in real situations.
Rehearse before a specific high-pressure moment: a pitch, an interview, a negotiation. You perform; the AI coaches.
- High-stakes scenario library
- Voice or typed responses
- Score, filler-word count, model answer
- Ideal full-conversation replay
Drop into a natural setting — a networking event, a long flight, a dinner party — with no script and get coached on every move.
- Open social scenarios
- Real-time next-move coaching
- No script or guided prompts
- Social fluency scoring
Go five structured exchanges against an AI that argues back. Win on logic, evidence, and composure — not just volume.
- Formal motions or real-life situations
- 4 opponent archetypes with scouting reports
- Prep room before you begin
- Skill sub-scores across 5 dimensions
The engine underneath
None of that works if the words aren't there yet
Before you can use a word under pressure, it has to actually be in your head. This is how it gets there.
Spaced repetition
The SM-2 algorithm, quietly running in the background
SM-2 calculates the optimal interval between reviews based on how accurately you remembered each card. Cards drift from daily to weekly to monthly as they strengthen — shrinking your workload automatically over time.
- Automatic interval scheduling
- Per-card ease factor adjustment
- New, learning, familiar, and mastered levels
- Separate queue for new vs. due cards
Smart drafting
Stop staring at a blank card
Type a word or phrase. Soro Soke drafts the definition, a memory hook, an example sentence, and synonyms in seconds. You edit anything you like — the card is yours. Creating a high-quality card takes thirty seconds instead of five minutes.
- One-click draft generation
- Definition, hook, example, and synonyms
- Edit freely before saving
- Works for any language or subject
Free recall
The most underused memory technique
Before seeing your cards, write down everything you remember from a deck without any cues. Free recall — retrieval practice without hints — is one of the highest-ROI techniques in cognitive science. Soro Soke makes it a first-class part of your review, not an afterthought.
- Write-first, compare-second workflow
- No peeking enforced before you recall
- SM-2 grades update on submission
- Confirmation feedback after each session
Everything else, without the noise
The features that make a practice sustainable.
Personal decks
Organise cards by topic, language, or project. All decks feed into a single daily review queue.
Streak calendar
28-day review calendar. Small, consistent sessions matter more than long occasional ones.
CSV export & import
Export any deck to CSV. Import cards in bulk. Your data is always portable.
Push reminders
Opt-in daily reminders so you never miss a review. Works on mobile and desktop.
Comparison
Built for people who want language that comes when they need it
Most tools ask you to manage the practice. Soro Soke manages it for you — so you can just show up. Most of what's below, other tools already do. The top three rows are the reason Sọrọ Sọkẹ exists.
| Feature | Soro Soke | Anki | Duolingo | Paper cards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speak Up speaking practice | ||||
| Small Talk Lab coaching | ||||
| Debate Lab reasoning practice | ||||
| SM-2 spaced repetition | ||||
| Soro Soke-drafted cards | ||||
| Free recall sessions | ||||
| Clean, focused UI | ||||
| CSV export & import | ||||
| Push reminders | ||||
| Build your own vocabulary | ||||
| Free trial included |
The words you reach for — finally within reach
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