New ground for Tibetan.
Tibetan opens to the world. The world opens to Tibetan.
Speak across languages. Write by sound. Read any printed page. Teach from anything.
Choose one, and see it.
SPEAK
Talk across languages.
WRITE
Write as easily as you speak.
READ
Read anything.
TEACH
Teach from anything.
MAKE
Make and see.
Two languages. One conversation.
Sit together with a phone or tablet between you. Each of you speaks your own language, and each of you can follow the other.
By chapter.
Speak.
Talk across languages.
- ConversationTwo people together, one phone between them. One speaks Tibetan, the other English.Opening soon
- The callTwo people far apart, each on their own phone. One speaks Tibetan, the other English.Opening soon
- Live captionsSomeone speaks, and their words appear on the screen as they talk, in Tibetan and English.Opening soon
- A Tibetan voiceWritten Tibetan, read aloud in a natural Tibetan voice. Coming.Coming
Write.
Write as easily as you speak.
- Sound typingWrite Tibetan the way you say it. No Tibetan keyboard, no Wylie, no spelling worries.Opening soon
- DictationSpeak Tibetan, and it is written down for you.Opening soon
- A writing companionA Tibetan editor that checks your spelling and grammar, explains why, and opens the dictionary on any word.Opening soon
- The grammarians, openThe great Tibetan grammar texts, with English beside every line.Opening soon
Read.
Read anything.
- Every pagePhotograph a printed page or a woodblock, and it becomes text you can copy, search and translate.Open
- Spoken TibetanWritten Tibetan, turned into the Tibetan people speak at home.In the workshop
- A living dictionaryA Tibetan–English dictionary grown from how Tibetan is truly spoken.Open
- Every word, openedTap any word to see how it is built, spelled aloud, sounded and changed.Opening soon
Teach.
Teach from anything.
Make.
Make and see.
- New Tibetan typeOur own Tibetan typefaces, drawn whole for today's screens and pages.Coming
- Type that never breaksTibetan fonts tested to show whole: no clipped tops, no broken stacks.Open
- Art that speaksPoint a camera at Tibetan art, and it names the deity, tells you about them, and says how sure it is.In the workshop
Who it opens for.
A grandmother hears her grandson's English, in Tibetan.
A doctor and her patient follow each other.
A monk reads a woodblock page as text.
A learner types Tibetan by sound.
A teacher turns this morning's story into a lesson.
A child plays, and the game speaks Tibetan.
Made with care.
Grown from living speech.
Grounded in the classical grammarians.
Checked by native speakers.
Free to use.
Made for Tibetan, from the ground up.
One set of tools runs beneath the whole family.
Each new step reaches every door at once.