Practise English for software developers

Remote tech work runs on spoken English: the daily stand-up, the code review call, the design discussion, the technical interview. You may write English all day and still freeze when you have to speak it on a call.

Airi role-plays your team so you can rehearse the moments that matter: giving a crisp stand-up update, explaining a technical decision, disagreeing about an approach, or answering interview questions out loud. Practise the phrases engineers actually use until speaking on calls is as comfortable as writing code.

A quick example with Airi

Stand-up time. What did you work on yesterday?

Yesterday I fix the bug in login and I start the new API.

Small fix: "I fixed the bug in login and started the new API." Any blockers?

I am blocked because I wait for the design.

"I'm blocked because I'm waiting for the design." Got it — want to practise explaining a technical decision next?

How to get the most from it

Nail the stand-up

What you did, what's next, any blockers. Rehearse it until it's three clean sentences.

Explain your decisions

Practise justifying a technical choice out loud — key for reviews and interviews.

Do a mock tech interview

Ask Airi to interview you for a role and explain your answers by talking, not typing.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Airi do a technical mock interview?

Yes. Ask her to interview you for a developer role and answer out loud, including behavioural questions.

Does she understand technical terms?

Yes. You can talk about code, APIs and architecture, and she will follow and respond naturally.

Is it good for remote-work English?

Very. Stand-ups, reviews and calls are exactly what it lets you rehearse.