A tutor that remembers what you’ve learned. Spaced-repetition drills, grammar explained in your own language, and a nudge on the day you’d skip.
Your agent runs spaced-repetition drills at your level and explains grammar in your native language. It tracks the vocabulary you’ve learned and nudges you when you skip a day.
Duolingo is great for getting started. It’s bad at remembering what you already know, and worse at adapting to what you need next. Fasrad’s AI language tutor runs on long-term memory: it tracks your vocabulary, your mistakes, your goals and how you like to practice, and it brings all of that into every session.
Say you want Spanish for a trip to Mexico in three months. The tutor drafts a plan and quizzes you in short daily sessions, with grammar explained in English. It drills the words you keep missing and skips the ones you’ve clearly mastered. If you miss a day, you get a real coaching message instead of a streak-panic popup.
What you get:
Because it has long-term memory, each session picks up where the last one ended. It knows you mix up *ser* and *estar*, that music-based mnemonics work for you, and that you’ve got a restaurant conversation to prepare for next month. Scheduling puts drills in the hours you’re free, and follow-ups bring you back when you drift.
Fasrad is built for coaching. You won’t find microtransactions or gems to earn here. You get a patient tutor that shows up every day and knows exactly where you are.
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Any language the underlying LLM handles well: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean and dozens more. Widely spoken languages get the best quality.
It does a different job. Duolingo gamifies a fixed curriculum. Fasrad adapts to you, remembers your vocab, explains in your language and coaches you forward. Motivated self-learners get the most out of it.
Yes. Write a paragraph in the target language and your tutor marks the errors, explains each one and offers a cleaner version.
It works in text today. Voice tutoring, with speaking practice and real pronunciation feedback, is on our roadmap.
2 to 3 weeks for measurable vocabulary retention, for most users doing 10 to 15 minutes a day. Grammar confidence usually takes 6 to 8 weeks of steady practice.
Yes. Your tutor remembers where you left off and what you’ve covered. Take a week off and it starts you with a gentle refresher.