Bingo Robot.
An English speaking assistant, without a screen.
A palm-sized AI device that helps children practise spoken English, following the Cambridge curriculum. No screen, just one button and a voice. Progress appears in the parent’s FLYER account.
First batch of 200 units · Delivery expected from March 2027 · Free pre-order
Bingo already works with FLYER students. After more than a year of English conversations on the platform, Bingo now comes as a device.
Years of English lessons,
yet still reluctant to speak
Good at listening and tests, but few chances to speak.
Little speaking time in class
In a 60-minute lesson with 20 students, each student says only a few sentences. At home there is almost no chance to practise.
Parents are wary of screens
8–9 pm is the busiest study time, and also when parents are least willing to hand over a phone or tablet.
Speaking practice in apps takes many steps
Open the app, find the lesson, tap the microphone. Many children stop halfway.
Bingo Robot sits ready on the study desk: one press of a button to start, no app required.
Not a toy,
but a teaching assistant with a curriculum and reports.
Bingo tracks each child’s level and reports it to parents.
| Bingo Robot | Smart speaker / English toy | |
|---|---|---|
| Teaches by Cambridge level (Starters → Flyers) | ✓ | — |
| Every session has a clear language goal | ✓ | — |
| Weekly progress report for parents | ✓ | — |
| Recorded in the child’s FLYER learning profile | ✓ | — |
| Listens only when the child presses the button | ✓ | varies |
| Content filtered for primary-age children | ✓ | varies |
| Parents set daily speaking limits | ✓ | — |
| Teachers assign speaking topics for home | ✓ | — |
15 minutes, and the child does most of the talking
Each session has one topic, one goal and one closing summary.
Greeting and topic choice
The child chooses one of two topics.
“Shall we talk about clothes, or listen to a story?”
Three easy warm-up questions
One-word answers, so the child speaks within the first 15 seconds.
New words in context
New words come with a situation; Bingo asks follow-up questions so the child uses them.
Correction by recasting
No scores, no criticism. Bingo repeats the correct sentence and asks the next question.
2–3 minutes of word games
Guess the object, continue the story, Simon says.
Summary, saved to FLYER
The child hears the session result; parents see it in the weekly report.
“Today you said 18 sentences and learned 6 new words!”
Following the Cambridge framework
taught in schools
The same content used by more than 500,000 FLYER learners. Each topic: 10–15 words, 3–5 sentence patterns, one measurable goal, one game.
Starters
Answer in full sentences about familiar things.
- Family
- Colours
- Clothes
- Food
- Animals
- Classroom
Movers
Retell events and describe people and places.
- Daily routines
- Hobbies
- Weather
- Travel
- Sports
- Storytelling
Flyers
Give opinions, explain reasons, sustain longer conversations.
- School
- Dreams
- Comparisons
- Explanations
- Short debates
- Presentations
Bingo’s three principles
At most two sentences per turn, always ending with a question.
Repeat the correct sentence instead of pointing out the mistake.
One sentence of help in Vietnamese, then back to English.
Parents see every minute their child speaks
Every session is recorded in the child’s FLYER learning profile.
- Minutes actually spoken, measured from recorded speech.
- Topics covered and new words used.
- Weekly progress: sentence length and vocabulary.
- Zalo summary at the end of each week.
An’s speaking journey
FLYER platform · this weekIllustration of the parent report
Voice options
Warm, slow and clearly pronounced. English centres can use their own voice.
Warm, cheerful, slow and clear, suited to primary-age children.
Centres can bring their own mascot to the device.
The voice of the child’s own teacher, only with written consent.
Up and running in three steps
Parents set it up once; children use it every day.
Connect
Turn it on, choose Wi-Fi, enter the 6-digit code in the FLYER app.
Talk
The child presses the button and talks, guided or free.
Track
See speaking minutes, topics and progress in the FLYER app.
The prototype already works
A prototype under development. The core already works: the child speaks, Bingo listens and replies.
Shape and interface may change. Parents see photos of the finished product before confirming the order.
Safe for children,
reassuring for parents
The device hears children’s voices at home, so safety is designed in from the start.
Records only after the child presses the button or says “Hello Bingo”. A light shows when it is listening.
Off-limits topics are blocked; off-topic questions are steered back to the lesson.
Choose allowed hours and daily minutes. When time is up, Bingo ends the session.
By default only text and learning data are stored. Audio is kept only with parental permission and can be deleted at any time.
Parents confirm voice recording and processing before the device starts.
Tested for radio equipment and children’s toy safety before delivery.
Three plans, each with the device and 12 months of use
Pay once, use for a full 12 months, AI costs included.
Lite
For children just starting to speak English
2,900,000 VND
Device + 12 months of use included
- Bingo Robot device + 12 months of use
- Bingo’s voice
- Starters-level curriculum
- Weekly report for parents
- 15 speaking minutes per day
Pro
For regular learners whose parents want close progress tracking
3,900,000 VND
Device + 12 months of use included
- Everything in Lite
- Full curriculum: Starters → Movers → Flyers
- Detailed report by skill
- Weekly Speaking assessment on the Cambridge shield scale
- 30 speaking minutes per day
Promax
For children at centres with their own mascot or teacher
3,900,000 VND
Device + 12 months of use included
- Everything in Pro
- Voice choice: centre mascot or teacher’s voice
- Early access to new content
- Dedicated support channel
- 30 speaking minutes per day
Renewal 99,000 – 149,000 VND/month depending on the plan. Without renewal, the device remains the family’s property; only the AI conversation feature is paused.
From 50 devices: custom mascot voice, teacher dashboard, topics assigned to a whole class. Contact us for a quote.
Why a daily limit? It keeps AI costs within the first-year price. 15–30 minutes a day is already more speaking than a class lesson.
Reserve a unit from the first batch
200 units in the first batch, allocated in order of registration. FLYER will confirm before delivery.
- No payment yet. Free and without obligation.
- Pre-order price locked. The delivery price will not exceed today’s price.
- Review before confirming. Payment only after seeing photos and details of the finished device.
- Delivery expected from March 2027. Any schedule change will be announced promptly.
Answers for parents
How is Bingo Robot different from a smart speaker?
The difference is the curriculum and reporting. Bingo guides the child through lessons with clear goals, and every session is recorded in the FLYER account.
What if my child is shy and reluctant to speak?
Bingo starts with questions that need only one word and offers sentence patterns when the child is silent. Mistakes are corrected by repeating the right sentence, without criticism.
Can a child with no English use it?
Yes. Every plan starts at Starters, the first Cambridge level. When the child is stuck, Bingo helps with one sentence in Vietnamese.
Is there a charge after 12 months?
Yes. The purchase price covers the first 12 months. From the second year, renewal is 99,000 – 149,000 VND/month depending on the plan. Without renewal, the device remains the family’s property.
Does the device record in secret?
No. It records only after the child presses the button or says “Hello Bingo”, with an indicator light. By default, no audio recordings are kept; only text and learning data are stored.
Can two children share one device?
Yes. At the start of each session the device asks who is speaking, and each child has a separate profile. The daily limit applies to the device, so consider a 30-minute plan.
When will the device be delivered?
The first batch is 200 units, with delivery expected from March 2027. Any schedule change will be announced, and pre-orders can be cancelled at any time.
Does it need Wi-Fi?
Yes. 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, connected once and then reconnecting automatically. An offline mode covers unstable connections.
A daily companion
for speaking English
No screen, no pressure, no scores.
Pre-order, no payment required First batch of 200 units · Delivery expected from March 2027