AI voice chat, daily graded articles and instant corrections across 18-plus languages for intermediate learners.
Lingolette is a language-practice app for people who can already read a bit and now want to talk. It holds spoken conversations with an AI partner in a chosen dialect, generates a daily article tuned to your interests with comprehension questions attached, and corrects grammar and word choice as you go, showing vocabulary in context with pronunciation. Around 18 languages are covered including Spanish, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian and Korean, and difficulty adapts to your pace. It ships as a web app plus iOS and Android builds, sells packages to schools and enterprises, and publishes an API manual for partners.
A free tier exists. Third-party listings put Premium at $7.49 a month billed annually ($89.99 a year); the site exposed no public pricing page at the paths we tried, so treat the figure as indicative rather than read off the vendor.
Use tool ↗Aimed at the awkward middle of language learning that Duolingo handles badly: you can read but freeze when speaking. The daily-article-plus-voice-chat loop is a sensible shape for that, and dialect choice is a nice touch. The catch is opacity — no pricing page, no company details, no founding date anywhere we could find.
Watch out: You cannot see what Premium costs without creating an account; the only figures come from third-party directories.
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