Built Around Real Situations
Start with daily moments like work calls, travel, shops, and conversations with neighbours so English feels useful from day one.
How DailyMento works
No random word lists. Pick a situation, hear how it is really said, understand it, and repeat until the line is ready when you need it.
Pick the everyday situation you need first.
Learn it through English phrases, audio, stories, and dialogues.
Repeat the lines until you can use them in real conversations.
The DailyMento Method
The best way to get fluent is to practice real life first.
DailyMento starts from the moments where English actually matters. You understand the situation, hear the line, repeat it, and slowly build the confidence to use it in real conversations.
Repeat Until It Sticks
Each situation gives you phrases, stories, audio, and dialogues so the same English comes back again and again.
Audio First
Hear natural American English, understand how it is really said, and train your mouth instead of only reading.
Join people getting fluent in American English, one real-life situation at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing
Start with free American English content. Upgrade when you need more.
DailyMento is freemium. Explore free situations and phrases first. Premium content unlocks more English practice when you are ready.
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Monthly
Unlock premium DailyMento content after login.
From $9/ month
- All American English real-life situations
- Natural, native-style audio
- Phrases, dialogues, stories, and drive mode
- Repetition that trains your mouth to speak
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Yearly
Unlock premium DailyMento content after login.
From $79/ year
- All American English real-life situations
- Natural, native-style audio
- Phrases, dialogues, stories, and drive mode
- Repetition that trains your mouth to speak
Free content stays available. Premium plans unlock deeper English practice.
Meet the Founder
My name is Ajay Mehta, a software engineer with 10+ years of experience building digital products. I've watched people study a language for years — grammar rules, vocabulary lists, apps — and still freeze the moment they actually need to speak it: on a call, in a meeting, at a shop, with a landlord.
It happened to me with Kannada in Bengaluru. I knew words, but the real test wasn't a classroom — it was standing at a gate or talking to an auto driver, with no one there to translate for me.
That's when I realized the problem was never really about Kannada, or even about vocabulary. It's recall, confidence, and practicing the exact real-life moment before it happens — and that's true no matter which language you're learning.
So DailyMento didn't start as a "learn Kannada" app. It started as a real-life speaking practice method — Kannada first, now also American English, with more languages ahead.
