In 90 days —
your second language sounds like you,
not like a polite version of you.
LangLab doesn't teach a generic language course. It takes the articles, posts, and notes you write in your native language — and translates you into the C1 version of the same person, in the language you're learning. Your jokes. Your terms. Your delivery. 7 minutes a day.
5 words from your positioning talk
If you're an expert in your own language — and losing opportunities in the language you're learning.
This isn't for tourists or hello-my-name-is. It's for people already at C2 in their first language — who want to sound the same in their second language on their own topics.
- ✓You give talks, podcasts, or workshops in your native language
- ✓You write posts, newsletters, or content in your native language
- ✓In your second language you sound correct — but not like you. No tone, no precision, no humor
- ✓It's already cost you: international meetings, conferences, deals, or audience
- ✓You don't want "a generic course" — you want to speak on your own topics
Between who you are and how you sound in your second language — there's a canyon.
This isn't "your language is bad." It's what science calls language ego.
It's not in your head. Scientists have studied this since 1968.
Aneta Pavlenko (2012): your native language is absorbed in childhood with full emotional and sensory weight. Your second language is learned in a classroom — disembodied, abstract, without you in it. You sound flat in L2 not because you're slow. Because classroom vocabulary is sterile.
Nobody teaches your vocabulary. And it's exactly what separates you from you.
Apps, schools, tutors, ChatGPT — they all give the same generic set. Nobody opens your talks, your articles, your messages — and pulls out the words you actually use in your work.
Not a replacement — an add-on. LangLab isn't a replacement for your teacher, school, or course. It does the one thing none of them do — turn your own words into active vocabulary. Use it alongside them.
Three steps to turn your native voice into the language you're learning.
Upload your own material
Lectures, articles, posts, notes — anything. A webinar transcript, a Telegram post, whatever. AI reads your native language.
AI extracts your active vocabulary
Every term, every collocation, every expression you actually use. With your tags. With your context.
7 minutes a day · your session
Not a generic course. Yours. 5 blocks: translation → new phrases → 60 sec speaking → AI breakdown → lock-in.
and 90 days from now
You speak on your own topics at C1 without rehearsing in your head. Jokes translate. Terms translate. You walk into international calls without the B2 paraphrase. Not because you "learned the language." Because you got your vocabulary back — in your new language.
Full access. Free while we're in open beta.
"Wait. That's how I'd say it in my own language."
Every session ends with this moment: AI takes your 60 seconds of speaking and rewrites them using the exact vocabulary you uploaded from your own material. Not generic C1. Yours.
I think this product is very good for users because it helps them to save a lot of time and avoid problems.
This cuts out friction users didn't even realise they had — that's why retention spikes.
It's all free right now. Not a trial — a beta.
I built LangLab — because I give lectures on AI and marketing in Russian, and I was tired of sounding nothing like myself in English. I tested every session on myself.
The product works: AI extracts vocabulary correctly, sessions run end-to-end, speech analysis is live. No subscription yet. No card needed.
We'll add paid plans later, once we've built something we're truly proud of. Anyone who comes now gets full access free while we're building.