From the
Wonder Girl
of India, who
teaches in nine
accents.

Small daily practice that helps you speak
English with confidence.
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The best way to improve your English is to use it every day. Learn one new word every day. Learn what it means, how to say it, and where to use it. Read it. Listen to it. Speak it. Five small tasks every day help you improve your English little by little. Miss a day? That’s okay. Come back anytime and continue where you left off.

Don’t wait for a class or a partner. Open Echo, join a room, and start practising English. Every room has a different topic, so you’ll always know what to talk about. Read a book together, join a debate, or practise everyday conversations. Join quietly, see who’s inside, and speak when you’re ready. Leave anytime.
There are also women-only rooms, open every day from 7 AM to 10 PM.

Join live English classes and learn directly from a teacher. Listen to the lesson, ask your questions, and practise what you learn during the class. You can learn from teachers in real time instead of only watching recorded videos. Each class gives you a chance to learn, ask, and practise your English with guidance from a teacher.
Echo gives you five small tasks each day. Four of them take under a minute, and the fifth is spoken out loud.
You record your sentence first, then play it back beside Janhavi’s and hear the difference for yourself.
Echo marks one thing only: whether you spoke. Your accent, your pace and your mistakes remain entirely your own.
The rooms stay open around the clock. You join with a single button, you arrive muted, and you can slip out quietly whenever you like.
Her phrase lists, PDFs and audio all save straight to your phone, so they open offline on a moving train.
A missed day steps your streak down by one and leaves the rest intact. Echo marks the day you come back.
I started watching your videos back in 2020… When I began, I knew 0% English — I even joined several English-speaking courses, but none of them helped me learn… For the first 7 days, I couldn't understand a single word you said… I started mimicking and shadowing you, and that completely changed my life. Today I'm proud to say that I'm an English Spoken Trainer, and I've been teaching since 2022. I teach students in my village areas, and I always show them your channel — telling them that you are my English teacher.
Hlo mam i have purchased your basic English course. Its very beneficial to me. i wanna ask do you have full grammer course… i wanna purchase that course also
She is 100% correct here. I myself experienced this. When I joined English speaking class they use teach grammar. And I sware it's not easy, so indirectly we think English not our cup of tea… I glad that someone really speaking reality here
I am an English and Social Science teacher in CBSE school. I have almost 20 years experience of teaching… I did use to watch English with Lucy for listening, but now I can watch you and learn from you the accent that I feel i must have.
I've met people who have fake accent but after watching you I can't even believe you're an Indian. God bless you wonder girl.
My dominant language is English despite being an Indian born and brought up in India… Its really impressive to hear all about the dedication and hardwork you put into learning a foreign language. Props to you!
I am also a English teacher and elder than you but till now I couldn't get fluency like you. I am big fan of you.
I am an English Spoken Trainer and a motivator. I appreciate the way you deal with situation you create.

Janhavi’s father, Brij Mohan, has two master’s degrees and an MPhil. Work was never easy to come by. In interview after interview, his English was not good enough and his Haryanvi accent was. So he made sure his daughter would never have that problem. From the time she was one, he spoke to her only in English. Every Sunday he took her to Red Fort and made her talk to foreign tourists for fifteen minutes. No teacher, no marks, nobody who would remember her. By nine she spoke in nine accents and was reading the news on national television. By thirteen she had finished school. By eighteen she had a master’s in English and 8 bands in IELTS.
Her father is a government school teacher.
Yes. Echo asks how well you speak on the very first screen, then places you with people at your own level. Everyone in your room starts from the same place you do.
Most people stop, and Echo is designed around exactly that. You get five tasks a day rather than fifty, and a missed day steps your streak back by one while the rest stays intact. Echo is built to be repeated rather than finished.
Echo is a voice-only app, so your camera stays off throughout. Your voice is the only thing anyone in a room receives, and you enter every room muted.
The app itself is in English, and the people inside it speak the way you do. You can find a room where starting in Hindi is welcome, and you can switch to English the moment you feel ready.
Joining this waitlist is completely free. Echo itself is a monthly subscription priced in rupees, and the full price will be listed on the app store on 5 September.

Janhavi Panwar finished class 10 at 11 and class 12 at 13. She was an Assistant Professor at 19. At 21 she is a PhD scholar at IIT Delhi, an IDP-certified IELTS trainer, and she teaches in nine accents.
None of it started in an international school. It started in Samalkha, Haryana, with BBC news and a father who had an idea.
Every Sunday her father took her to Red Fort and told her to talk to foreign tourists for fifteen minutes. Not a class. Not a course. Strangers, in English, once a week, until it stopped being frightening.
ECHO is that habit, built into an app.
2.44M learn with her on YouTube. 1M more on Instagram.
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