Learning a new language usually means two things: paying for crazy expensive tutors or grinding through boring apps that just make you repeat the same words over and over. But I found a huge shortcut. If you know how to set up standard conversational tools with the right command, you get the ultimate language exchange partner for free. And this product is your way for that.
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This is especially for the people who are trying to write, learn, or express themselves in other languages of which they’re non-native speakers and always make huge mistakes doing that, but now forget about all of that because this product will solve that problem forever!
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As someone learning Japanese, the free tutor angle is genuinely appealing. One thing that would make this way more useful is adding a "mistake memory" feature that tracks recurring grammar errors or misused vocabulary across sessions and revisits them in a quick warm-up at the start of each conversation.
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@satkcaix Thank you for your point; I will try to add that in the next version.
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honestly the prompt setup angle is clever, but one thing that would make this way more useful is if it had a built-in spaced repetition tracker for vocab you actually use in conversation. that way you're not just chatting and forgetting everything a week later, you're retaining the stuff that matters.
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@feyza1144140 thank you so much for your point, i'll try to add that feature in the next versions.
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Honestly a clever workaround concept. I tried it for Spanish practice and the conversation felt surprisingly fluid, though the setup took more tinkering than I'd hoped.
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I made this product free to use now, so everyone can try; what do you guys think?
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Honestly was skeptical about using AI for conversation practice but it actually surprised me, felt way more natural than the scripted apps I've tried before.
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Love that you framed this around teaching people the setup itself instead of hiding it behind a paywall.
As someone learning Japanese, the free tutor angle is genuinely appealing. One thing that would make this way more useful is adding a "mistake memory" feature that tracks recurring grammar errors or misused vocabulary across sessions and revisits them in a quick warm-up at the start of each conversation.
@satkcaix Thank you for your point; I will try to add that in the next version.
honestly the prompt setup angle is clever, but one thing that would make this way more useful is if it had a built-in spaced repetition tracker for vocab you actually use in conversation. that way you're not just chatting and forgetting everything a week later, you're retaining the stuff that matters.
@feyza1144140 thank you so much for your point, i'll try to add that feature in the next versions.
Honestly a clever workaround concept. I tried it for Spanish practice and the conversation felt surprisingly fluid, though the setup took more tinkering than I'd hoped.
I made this product free to use now, so everyone can try; what do you guys think?
Honestly was skeptical about using AI for conversation practice but it actually surprised me, felt way more natural than the scripted apps I've tried before.
Love that you framed this around teaching people the setup itself instead of hiding it behind a paywall.