English Fluency Project
Education
"What English Fluency Project actually uses, recommends & works with"
1
year tracked
8
brands worked with
2
live deals
16
unpaid picks
19 of 121 products covered with no sponsorship found
Products & brands English is known for
Still using it?
First discussed 2026 · latest evidence 2026
Product relationship timeline
💚 Things English Fluency Project genuinely loves
"Lingopie — real TV shows and films with interactive subtitles"
💚 Organic recommendation — no brand deal detected
"iTalki — real conversation where being understood matters more than sounding native"
💚 Organic recommendation — no brand deal detected
"Tools I recommend: Flexling — sentence based speaking practice that builds real fluency, not a performance"
💚 Organic recommendation — no brand deal detected
"LingQ — build real depth through reading and listening"
💚 Organic recommendation — no brand deal detected
"StoryLearning — compelling, story driven English listening at just the right level"
💚 Organic recommendation — no brand deal detected
"StoryLearning — compelling, story driven listening practice at just the right level."
💚 Organic recommendation — no brand deal detected
🔥 Current deals
English Fluency Project's product world
📊 English Fluency Project's 16% organic ratio beats the 8% average for Education creators we track
▼ See the 6 Education creators this compares against
Highlights
English Fluency Project's strongest genuine endorsement
iTalki — "iTalki — real conversation where being understood matters more than so…"
Recent activity
English Fluency Project mentions StoryLearning Conversations for story-driven English listening
English Fluency Project mentions Flexling as a sentence-based app for learning English
English Fluency Project mentions LingQ for its reading and vocabulary features
English Fluency Project mentions iTalki for finding teachers and booking sessions
English Fluency Project mentions Lingopie for interactive subtitles in TV shows and films
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