Learn what you need.
Describe a situation. Choose a language. Get phrases with readings, explanations, and useful vocabulary, then save the ones you want.
Turn things you want to say into a personal study library. Choose from 31 languages, hear them spoken, and come back when it’s time to practice.
Free app source. Runs in your own Muse environment. No Language Island account or paid speech API key.
Describe a situation. Choose a language. Get phrases with readings, explanations, and useful vocabulary, then save the ones you want.
Supertonic generates speech locally in 31 languages, including Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, German, and Arabic. Recordings stay with your app for quick replay.
Review your cards with spaced repetition. Organize them into collections, favorite useful phrases, and export a backup.
One prompt. Your own Library app.
The GitHub link gives Muse the app source, design, and setup instructions. No ZIP download needed.
Start a new conversation in your own Muse account. You’ll need access to fullstack Library apps and local execution.
Allow its normal download requests. Muse builds your private app, installs the local voice model, and checks that it works.
Already using Language Island?
Export your library from Language Island Settings. Keep the original ZIP.
Install the Muse app, then attach your ZIP in your own Muse conversation.
Ask Muse to convert a sample, show what transferred, and check with you before importing the rest.
Get the migration prompt and instructions →
The formats differ. Audio and review progress may need adaptation; this assisted migration is not yet tested end to end. Your library does not transfer automatically.
Muse does not currently offer a one-click installer for fullstack Library apps. Your Muse builds from the source reference, so setup may need adaptation.
A reset installation worked from one GitHub-link prompt in about 21 minutes, including checks, with one download approval. Spanish generation, saving, review, and cached playback were checked in the app. A second account and voice quality across languages remain untested. See all 31 supported languages. The interface and explanations are in English; voice quality varies by language.