Early access · French first · more languages coming
From your first bonjour to exam day
FluentSprout is an AI language tutor that teaches the way you learned your first language: sounds, simple words, short phrases, lots of listening and repeating, and grammar when it helps. Learn for the joy of it, or set an exam, a target score and a date. French is open in early access; TEF Canada and TCF Canada tracks are in development, with more languages and exams to follow.
Two ways to learn
Learn for yourself
Pick a language, where you are now and where you want to get to. A calm core course at your own pace, with no exam pressure.
Prepare for an exam
Pick an exam, a target score and a date. You get the core course plus that exam’s track: format, timed tasks, mock exams and readiness per skill.
A tutor, not a flashcard deck
Starts from absolute zero
No prior knowledge assumed. Your first lesson is “bonjour”, “merci” and “oui”, heard and said out loud, before any conjugation table.
Speak from day one
Repeat-after-me drills and short conversations with an AI partner that speaks at your level. You hear yourself improve.
Built for the exam you need
Timed practice in the format of the real test, with a separate estimate for reading, listening, writing and speaking. Each lesson and level ends with a check you must pass, so you can’t just click through.
What a daily session will look like
About 30 to 60 minutes, in the order a child picks up a language.
- 1
Listen
New words and phrases in a natural voice, with pictures and situations, not lists. - 2
Repeat
Say each one out loud and see what the app heard. Then build short sentences. - 3
Talk
A short conversation with the AI tutor using what you just learned. - 4
Review
Words from earlier days come back just before you would forget them. - 5
Check
A quick test every few lessons; a full mock exam once you are ready. - 6
See progress
Your estimated level in each skill, and how far you are from your target.
Languages and exams
Coming later: translate tools
Planned: point your camera at a sign or menu and translate it, listen and translate a conversation as it happens, or type a sentence and hear how to say it. Not available yet.
Honest by design
Estimates, not official scores
Only the exam bodies issue official results. We show our estimates as estimates.
Clear about speech feedback
The app can tell you which words it understood. It does not pretend to be a phonetics lab.
No invented promises
No “fluent in 30 days”. Reaching B2 from zero takes hundreds of hours, and we say so.
Free help while we build
Use these today. No sign-up needed.
Be one of the first learners
French is open in early access, free. Sign in with Google or a link we email you. For other languages, join the waitlist.