Day 1 Hear tones before memorizing lists
You can click, listen, and repeat without pretending pinyin is optional on day one.
helloStart here
Seven days. One usable Mandarin loop.
If a learner lands here cold, they should not have to perform archaeology on the navigation. This path turns the site into a short routine: hear, read, say, fade pinyin, and review.
helloThe path
Each day takes about 10 minutes. Click the audio, say the sentence, mark the day done. Revolutionary? No. Useful? Yes, which is already more than most “learn anything fast” nonsense.
Day 1 
Day 2 Learn Hanzi through sentences
You meet a character inside usable lines, not as a lonely square on a flashcard.
“”。 我的 is a common expression.
Day 3 Use one modern phrase today
You remember one phrase because it has a scene and a mood.
The line is so long I am questioning life.
Day 4 Read a tiny story out loud
You read six connected sentences instead of collecting orphan words.
。 The coffee shop is busy.
Day 5 Decode real-life chat Chinese
You learn when a phrase is casual, risky, or actually useful.
I am emotionally hit.
Day 6 Say one useful work sentence
You get a sentence that sounds like work, not a phrasebook from 1998.
。 Let's first confirm the agenda.
Day 7 Review without lying to yourself
You prove what you can hear and say after pinyin starts fading.
。 This way of saying it is more natural.What to do after day 7
Keep the loop, rotate the content.
Use the Daily page for new expressions, Stories for reading stamina, and Drill for mixed review. The point is not to finish the site. The point is to build a habit that survives past the novelty.
No account needed
Progress stays local.
Completion state is stored in this browser. When real users start returning, a synced account can be added without turning the MVP into an authentication science project.