This presentation introduces LingoLesson, a new platform designed to address three pressing challenges in language education. First, as agentic AI browsers increasingly enable students to complete traditional blended-learning tasks with minimal engagement, LingoLesson preserves learner authenticity by requiring genuine spoken and recorded interaction. Second, because oral production normally leaves no record, it can be difficult for teachers to track progress, assess performance, or identify when students slip into their L1. LingoLesson solves this through video and audio submissions that are automatically transcribed and organized for easy review. Third, LingoLesson uses AI to assist rather than replace teacher decision-making, keeping educators at the center of lesson design and assessment. The session will demonstrate how the LingoLesson Editor allows teachers to create rich multimedia lessons, maintain full agency over sequencing and content, and convert speaking tasks into visible, trackable learning. Participants will gain insight into how the platform supports communicative competence, enhances classroom practice, and fits into existing curricula. In short, LingoLesson offers a practical, classroom-ready solution for modern language programs. Think of it as a cross between Flip and Google Forms, purpose-built for language learning.