Learn inside scenes, not from lists. Step into a place, notice what is around you, hear how people use it, and take part in a short conversation.
KekeGo has six islands. Start in the free Town: home, school, market, restaurant, and hotel. All-Access opens the other five: Commerce Center for everyday errands; Travel Adventures, out in open sea, for airport, train, direction, museum, and lost-bag situations; The Neighbourhood for being hosted and small talk over a fence; The Work Island for a first morning, a standup, and an interview; and Tokyo District at blue hour.
Keep a word or a line on your shelf, and tap it to walk straight back to the scene where it stands. Send a postcard of what you are looking at — still or moving, with a code that opens the same door.
Each scene is a place you can enter, with visible objects, people, and short dialogue. Tap around to discover words, then take a part in a conversation. In almost every room, you can also listen to two people talk at natural speed, then practise either part yourself.
Speaking is optional. Say your answer aloud when you can, or type it when you prefer — the conversation keeps moving either way.
Every room and conversation is written in English, Mandarin, and Japanese. Choose any of those as the language you are learning; each keeps separate progress. The interface is available in English, 简体中文, Español, and 日本語 — independently of that choice.
You can use KekeGo as a guest — progress stays on your device. Sign in and it syncs across your devices instead. Progress is tracked quietly per room with a small seen / total count. There is no quiz, no streak, and it never locks a scene behind a score.
All-Access comes monthly, yearly, or as a one-time Lifetime purchase, and opens all five paid islands. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. If you reinstall KekeGo or move to a new device, open the store screen and tap Restore Purchases — it comes back with the Apple ID that bought it. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Something broken, a word in the wrong place, or a purchase that didn't unlock? Email help@milisp.dev. Telling us your device and iOS version, and which room you were in, gets you an answer faster.