A CEFR and HSK 3.0 syllabus
10–15-minute lessons, homework, unit tests and a certificate. After each lesson you talk to the tutor by voice or text, and your mistakes come back for review until they stick.
Lessons, homework and unit tests are free, no card required. You can send the tutor your first sentence right here.
Courses from zero
English to C1, Chinese to HSK 6
Talk to a tutor
By voice or text, with feedback
Certificate
For passing a course's unit tests
Talk to a tutor
Lesson conversation
onlineYesterday I go went to the store and buy bought milk.
Almost there. For yesterday we use Past Simple: went and bought. Both are irregular — easier to remember as a pair.
This is what feedback looks like
Each course is a set of short lessons grouped into units. Every unit ends with a story to read and a test, and every course with a certificate. Not a beginner? A placement test shows where to start. Chinese courses are explained in English; English courses are made for Russian speakers.
A0 → C1
From “Hello!” to discussing news and plans. Pronunciation scored word by word and sound by sound, IELTS-style writing feedback and role-plays from the airport to a job interview.
HSK 1 → HSK 6
Pinyin and tones from lesson one, characters with stroke order, conversations about life, work and culture. A tone trainer, HSK-style writing feedback and HSKK speaking practice.
German, French, Spanish and four more languages have no course yet — you can practise them with the tutor and in ready-made scenarios.
With a tutor in an app you can ask again ten times, mix up every tense, and never feel awkward about it.
A regular chatbot fixes your sentence and moves on. Here the fix becomes a flashcard and returns exactly when you start forgetting it.
Word lists fade within a week. What goes into review here is what you actually tried to say — with your own context.
A lesson takes 10–15 minutes. The app builds your plan for the day: a new lesson, homework and review.
Phrases and words with audio, a short grammar note and a real-life dialogue. Exercises check your answer right away — typed or spoken.
Use the lesson's phrases in a conversation with the tutor, by voice or text. Feedback comes in a separate message: what's wrong, what's right and why.
Homework the next day, “My mistakes” and FSRS flashcards, a test at the end of each unit, and mixed review a week and a month later.
Every phrase, word and dialogue can be played aloud. Exercises: build the phrase, type it, recognise it by ear, say it out loud.
By voice or text — on the lesson topic or in a ready-made situation: airport, doctor, job interview, exam. The tutor remembers what you've told it about yourself.
English: pronunciation scored word by word and sound by sound. Chinese: a tone trainer and a pitch graph of your own recording.
IELTS- and HSK-style tasks: scores on four criteria, a breakdown of your mistakes and an improved version of your text.
Anything you get wrong — in a lesson, a conversation or a text — goes to “My mistakes” and FSRS review until it sticks.
The bot reminds you to study, shows today's plan and lets you practise your mistakes right in the chat. One account, shared progress.
The first course starts with “Hello!” and “你好！”. Sixteen lessons later you can talk about yourself, your day and your town.
Calls, meeting the team, interviews. Work out the wording with the tutor in advance — no risk of slipping up in front of colleagues.
IELTS Speaking and Writing, HSK and HSKK: exam-style tasks with criteria-based scoring.
Airport, hotel, renting, doctors, banks — rehearse the conversation before it happens.
Speech sticks when you're trying to express your own thought — not when you memorise a rule from a table.
FSRS estimates when you're about to forget a word and shows the card right then. You stop re-reading what you already know.
The tutor won't dump ten notes at once. Each turn covers what matters most, so the conversation stays a conversation.
Setup takes a couple of minutes: pick a language and start from zero or take the placement test. Then 10–15 minutes a day.