A tutor for any subject, in the language the student chooses

The Fluentix Tutor sits with one student at a time and practises the language they are learning, through conversation, reading, and short writing tasks.

Students choose a tutor and an accent, hear the language spoken, and answer in voice or in text. Free use includes a daily voice allowance in the device voice, and paid teacher and school plans raise those limits, students themselves never see prices, plans, or quotas.

Free: up to 20 tutor sessions a month and 5 voice minutes a day.

Focus mode can pause the tutor when a teacher needs the class's attention, and only the teacher can resume it. That pause, and the learning record around it, are part of how the Tutor fits a real classroom rather than competing with it.

This version is for learners aged 14 and over. A younger version would only be switched on for a school after the required agreements and approvals are in place.

Photorealistic practice scene: a café terrace in Coyoacán, Mexico City, strung with papel picado banners — Step into the world: photorealistic practice scenes from Mexico City, home of tutor Valentina — a café terrace in Coyoacán, the Zócalo, and a neighbourhood market.

Photorealistic practice scene: the Zócalo plaza and cathedral in Mexico City — Step into the world: photorealistic practice scenes from Mexico City, home of tutor Valentina — a café terrace in Coyoacán, the Zócalo, and a neighbourhood market.

Practise plurals with the group

Some forms only make sense with more than one person in the room: we, you all, and they. In the coming group mode, three tutors share the stage, ask together, and answer as “we”, so the plural forms have a group to point at. Try the preview below.

Try group practice — a scripted demo of the coming group mode.

Valentina, a Fluentix tutor photographed in Coyoacán, Mexico City — Valentina

Carmen, a Fluentix tutor photographed on a café terrace in Madrid — Carmen

Beatriz, a Fluentix tutor photographed on the Copacabana promenade in Rio de Janeiro — Beatriz

The tutors

¡Hola! Somos Valentina, Carmen y Beatriz.

The tutors

Hoy practicamos en grupo: nosotras, ustedes, ellos y ellas.

Round 1 of 3

The tutors

¿Cómo se dice “We dance” en español?

How group practice works

Animated illustration of the process.

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Three tutors share the stage — plurals need a group to point at.
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The group asks for a plural form: we, you all, or they.
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Pick the plural answer — the other choices are the singular forms, and only the plural is right.
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The group answers back as “we”, and a correct answer is celebrated.

How it works

Animated illustration of the process.

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The student opens the Tutor — it sits with one student at a time.
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The student chooses a tutor and an accent.
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The student hears the language spoken, and practises it through conversation, reading, and short writing tasks.
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The student answers in voice or in text.
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Focus mode can pause the tutor when a teacher needs the class's attention, and only the teacher can resume it.

Hear the tutor voices Teacher pricing