# Oravita

> Oravita is a Swiss AI-powered virtual reality platform and add-on to language classes. Learners practise speaking with an AI avatar in real time, without scripts, inside realistic virtual scenes, at their CEFR level from A1 to C2, without leaving your room. The prototype works in English and French, with more languages in 2027. Oravita is in beta. It is a product and brand of abc multilingual collective AG, based in Zug, Switzerland.

## Start here
- [AI info](https://oravitavr.com/ai-info/): structured facts about Oravita for AI assistants
- [Home](https://oravitavr.com/): what Oravita is, how it works, beta, events, team, contact
- [About](https://oravitavr.com/about/): the story behind Oravita, team and partners
- [Resources](https://oravitavr.com/resources/): all guides, downloads and the newsletter
- [Full text for language models](https://oravitavr.com/llms-full.txt): all key facts and every guide in one plain-text file

## Press
- [Press](https://oravitavr.com/press/): press releases, fast facts, media kit, media contact
- [Swiss startup Oravita brings unscripted AI conversations in virtual reality to Slush 2026](https://oravitavr.com/press/slush-2026/): press release, 2 October 2026

## Step into Language (blog and newsletter)
- [How to Practise Speaking a Language Alone: 7 Methods That Work](https://oravitavr.com/blog/practise-speaking-a-language-alone/): No conversation partner? Here are 7 proven ways to practise speaking a foreign language on your own, from shadowing to AI conversation partners and VR, and how to know which one fits your level. Markdown: https://oravitavr.com/blog/practise-speaking-a-language-alone.md
- [Fear of Speaking a Foreign Language: Why It Happens and How to Overcome It](https://oravitavr.com/blog/fear-of-speaking-a-foreign-language/): Foreign language speaking anxiety is common and well researched. Learn what causes it, how it affects your progress, and 6 evidence-based ways to speak with more confidence. Markdown: https://oravitavr.com/blog/fear-of-speaking-a-foreign-language.md
- [Is VR Good for Learning Languages? What the Research Says](https://oravitavr.com/blog/vr-language-learning/): Virtual reality language learning promises immersion without travel. We look at what recent studies show about VR for speaking, confidence and anxiety, what to watch out for, and who it suits best. Markdown: https://oravitavr.com/blog/vr-language-learning.md
- [CEFR Levels Explained: What A1 to C2 Mean for Speaking (and How Long Each Takes)](https://oravitavr.com/blog/cefr-levels-explained/): A clear guide to the six CEFR language levels, A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2, with what you can actually say at each level, how many hours it takes to reach it, and how to practise speaking for your level. Markdown: https://oravitavr.com/blog/cefr-levels-explained.md
- [Speaking Practice at Scale: A Guide for Language Schools and Companies](https://oravitavr.com/blog/language-training-for-schools-and-companies/): Most language programmes give learners very little time to speak. Here is how language schools, universities and companies can add measurable speaking practice with AI and VR, and what to look for in a solution. Markdown: https://oravitavr.com/blog/language-training-for-schools-and-companies.md

## Optional
- [Downloads](https://oravitavr.com/downloads/): logos, images, fact sheet, CEFR guide
- [Request a pilot call](https://oravitavr.com/book/): for language schools, universities and companies; the team replies with a booking link
- Contact: https://oravitavr.com/contact/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oravita_vr/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oravita/