Our story
About FluentFox
FluentFox was developed by a dedicated team of language professionals and educators based in Australia.
Our mission is to make English learning engaging, effective and accessible to learners at every level — from complete beginners to those pursuing mastery. We believe that learning a language should be an adventure, not a chore. That's why we built FluentFox with world-class AI technology, expert-designed curriculum and just the right amount of fox-related mischief. 🦊
Jack Harrison
Founder & Developer
Hey, I'm Jack — I built FluentFox from scratch right here on the Gold Coast, Australia. Just me, my laptop, and a slightly unhealthy obsession with making English learning fun! Every lesson, every feature and yes, every fox pun — that's all me. I really hope you love it as much as I loved building it. 🦊
How it works
Our Approach
The CEFR Framework
Every course is built around the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages — the global standard for describing language ability. You start at A1 (complete beginner) and progress through A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 (mastery). Each level builds precisely on the last, so you always know exactly where you are and what comes next.
Placement Test
Not sure where to begin? Our placement test identifies your level in under five minutes using adaptive questioning that zeroes in on your exact ability. No guessing, no wasted time on content that's too easy or too hard.
AI Conversation Partner
Speaking practice is the hardest part of language learning to get right — and the most important. Our AI conversation partner gives you a patient, always-available practice partner who adapts to your level, gently corrects your mistakes, and helps you build the confidence to speak in real situations.
Specialist Courses
Once you've built your foundation, our specialist courses take you further into the corners of English that textbooks never cover — native slang, British culture, business communication, legal and medical English, and even the art of English humour. Because real fluency isn't just grammar. It's knowing what people actually mean.