INTRODUCTION & SHORT MANUAL
Mainichi EigoEveryday English
Pronunciation, phrases, reading and review — in one daily session.
An English-learning app built separately for each learner’s native language. Place yourself once, then work through one session a day.
There is no edition for this display language. Please pick one from the list below.
- Service URL
- 8 sites (one per native language)
- Languages
- 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文, 繁體中文, Bahasa Indonesia, Tiếng Việt, ภาษาไทย, Bahasa Melayu (8 sites)
- Pricing
- Seven-day free trial, then a one-time purchase. No monthly plan.
- Who it is for
- People who keep going when there is exactly one thing to do today.
About this service
There is no shortage of English material — there is too much of it, and choosing is where the energy goes. This app takes that decision away. Twelve placement questions set your rough level, and after that you just open “Today’s lesson”: review, reading and listening, comprehension checks and writing, arranged to fit the length you picked (30, 60 or 120 minutes).
What you are shown is chosen from your level, the genres you said you liked, which items you have been getting wrong, what came up recently, and what you saved yourself. Every item shows why it was selected, so it never feels arbitrary. Review uses spaced repetition (an SM-2 variant) with Again / Hard / Good / Easy.
The material itself lives in a Library: pronunciation sentences, phrases, connected speech, pronunciation tips, basic grammar and core vocabulary. Each of the 51 sounds has a card with a cross-section of the mouth and tongue. Your learning data is kept in your own browser and is not sent to our servers.
Getting started
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Open the site for your native language
This service is a separate site per native language. Pick yours from the site list at the foot of this page — explanations and translations are written in that language.
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Start the seven-day free trial
On the sign-in screen choose the free trial, register an email address, open the link in the confirmation email and set your own password. The seven days start from that moment.
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Take the placement test (optional)
Twelve questions across vocabulary, reading, grammar and listening give a rough Level 1–5. You can skip it and start anyway, and retake it as often as you like.
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Do one “Today’s lesson”
Choose 30, 60 or 120 minutes. It runs review → reading and listening → comprehension → writing → (optionally) a pronunciation check. Close it midway and it saves; reopening resumes where you were.
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Save the words and sentences you care about
Tap a word in a sentence to see its meaning, pronunciation and other uses in the material. Whatever you save enters the review queue from the next day. The Library search and practice mode are open to you at any time.
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Buy it if you want to carry on
When the trial ends the app locks and shows purchase details. Buying with the same email address turns your existing account into the full version — one payment, no subscription.
Pricing and cancellation
After the seven-day trial there is a single one-time purchase. There is no monthly plan and nothing else to pay for. The price differs by site (by native language) and is shown on the checkout screen.
The trial is counted from the moment you confirm your email address and set your password. It is judged on the server, so switching devices does not extend it.
If you already have a trial or expired account, buying with the same email address activates that account. You do not need to create a new one.
The price depends on your country or region. The final amount is shown on the checkout screen.
What to know before you start
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Your learning data lives in your browser
We do not store it on our servers. Clearing your browsing data clears your progress with it. Export the JSON from settings from time to time — that is also how you move to another device.
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The pronunciation check is a rough guide
It is not precise scoring. It uses the browser’s speech recognition, so it needs a Chromium-based browser and an internet connection. The microphone only runs while you hold the button, and audio is never stored. Everything else works without it.
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Writing feedback is not AI
It compares your sentence with the reference by word difference, on the spot. A correct paraphrase can be marked as different. What you write stays on your device.
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The account is yours personally
Register and sign in with your own email address. Ten consecutive failed sign-ins will block further attempts even with the right password; resetting your password clears that.
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It does not start fully offline
Once loaded, material, review and writing keep working, but the app cannot be launched offline after the tab is closed.
Frequently asked questions
- Which site should I choose?
- Choose by your native language, not by the language you are learning. Explanations and translations appear in that language. The list is at the foot of this page.
- Is there an edition for English speakers?
- No. It is for people learning English from another first language, so there is no English or French edition. If you want to learn Japanese, see Mainichi Nihongo.
- How long does it take each day?
- A session is 30, 60 or 120 minutes, whichever you choose. It saves automatically, so short bursts work too.
- Can I use it on several devices?
- You can sign in on any of them, but progress is per device. Export the JSON from settings and import it on the other device.
- Can I use it without a microphone?
- Yes. Only the pronunciation check needs one; review, reading, comprehension, writing and the Library all work.
All sites
This service is a separate site for each learner’s native language. Choose the one in your language.
- 日本語話者向け（まいにち英語） english-jp.rewrite-co.com
- 한국어 사용자용 (매일영어) english-kr.rewrite-co.com
- 简体中文使用者（每日英语） english-cn.rewrite-co.com
- 繁體中文使用者（每日英語） english-tw.rewrite-co.com
- Penutur Bahasa Indonesia english-id.rewrite-co.com
- Người nói tiếng Việt english-vn.rewrite-co.com
- ผู้พูดภาษาไทย english-th.rewrite-co.com
- Penutur Bahasa Melayu english-my.rewrite-co.com
This page explains how the service is used. Where it differs from the Terms of Service or the refund policy, those documents apply.
Other guides
- Mainichi Nihongo A Japanese-learning app for people whose first language is not Japanese — kana, kanji and grammar, plus who says a word to whom, and when not to say it at all.
- Daily Tarot Fortune A single card from the full 78, drawn at dawn and read back in plain, unhurried language. No account, no payment — about three minutes.
- Last Email It keeps the words you wrote while you were alive, and emails them to the people who matter once you stop answering.
- Daily OK A parent living far away taps one button once a day, and the family knows things are fine today.
- Fuyou no Kabe Simulator Japan dependant-income thresholds From an hourly wage and working hours, it estimates annual income, tax, social insurance and take-home pay, and shows how far you still are from the ¥1.03m, ¥1.06m, ¥1.30m and ¥1.60m thresholds.
- Kigen Memo Expiry reminders Driving licence, passport, vehicle inspection, qualifications, tenancy, domain names: different kinds of expiry dates on one screen, with an email before each one.
- Otsukiai-chō Ceremonial gift ledger A ledger for Japanese ceremonial gifts and condolence money, kept entirely on your own device, tracking what still needs a return gift and when memorial services fall.
- Invoice Mimamori Japanese invoice registration watch Hold your counterparties’ Japanese qualified-invoice registration numbers and get an email when one is cancelled, lapses, or has its published name or address changed.
- Shinkoku Check Japanese tax filing checklist Answer a few questions and you get a checklist of what to prepare and by when — framed as things worth confirming, not as a filing.
- Japan Life Procedure Navi Moving house, marriage, a birth, leaving a job, caring for a relative, a death in the family: the public procedures each of these triggers, gathered into a checklist that matches your circumstances.
- Subscription Ledger (サブスク管理帳) Keeps the renewal dates, free-trial end dates, cancellation deadlines and prices of your subscriptions in one place, and emails you before each renewal. No card numbers are entered. No automatic connection to banks or mailboxes.
- Japanese Era, Age & School Year Tools Enter a date of birth and get the Japanese era year, the exact age on any reference date, the school grade, and the standard entrance and graduation years. Everything is calculated inside your browser.