ゆめ · a dream shaped by words

Yume

Let's play! Pick a world

Say it in Japanese (or English) and the world changes: a whale leaps, night falls, a magic door opens. Your words are the magic.

version 0.1 · early preview
Pick your starting point

Choose a world

Watch it in action

One minute of real play

A whale that leaps when you tell it to, a quest, a magic door to the sky islands, a dragon, and Hina, who remembers you.

Recorded live on Orbis. Music, the Honey Bird and the sky were made with fal; the voice is Yume's own narrator.

What's inside

A game, not a lesson

Quests

The world asks for help: the whale is shy! Say the right words and win a gold sticker.

A magic door

Say ドアを あける and step into a whole new world: a toy room, a candy town, the moon.

A sticker book

Everything your words make becomes a sticker, with a photo of the world you made it in.

Your dream movie

When the dream ends, it turns into a short film of your best moments, ready to share.

Hina remembers

Your friend Hina remembers your adventures: “Last time you made a whale jump!”

Play together

Two players, one world: one learns Japanese, one learns English, taking turns.

Collect them all

Every word becomes a sticker

55 to find, and anything new you dream up gets drawn just for you.

Why live video

Pre-rendered video can't do this

The learner's next sentence is unpredictable, every single turn. Yume keeps one running world alive and steers it in real time as each answer lands — that's not a visual flourish, it's the entire teaching mechanic.

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Correct answers move the world

A right sentence steers the live Orbis scene within seconds — the same running world, not a new clip.

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Wrong answers change nothing

If the meaning doesn't land, the world holds still. The video itself is the feedback.

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State persists, turn after turn

Every correct answer builds on the last — a cat, then a dog beside it, then rain — one continuous scene shaped entirely by language.

Under the hood

The stack

Next.js 16

App shell, UI, and API routes

Orbis · Reactor

Live, steerable video world over WebRTC

GPT-OSS 120B

Grades answers, narrates, writes quests and speaks as Hina, on Cerebras and Groq, with a fal backup

Fish Audio

A Japanese and an English voice for the narrator and Hina

fal.ai

Drew every sticker, background and mascot here, and draws new stickers while you play

Read the sourceFull code, scenarios, and grading logic on GitHub