Don’t memorize a language. Have a conversation in it.
An AI tutor immersed in your target language - it talks back, gently corrects you, and turns what you fumble into spaced-repetition flashcards that actually stick.
1 week free · from $19/mo after · cancel anytime
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Pick a language and say anything - in English or the language you're learning. No account, no card.
What are you learning?
19 languages and counting
One agent. Every way to learn.
An immersive AI tutor that places you at your level, runs you along a structured path, keeps score, and remembers everything you've worked on - across every practice mode.
Talk & Learn
An AI agent, not an app
Chat with an agent that replies mostly in your target language - immersion from the first message. It runs the lesson, decides what's worth saving, and builds your deck as you talk.
Practice & Remember
Spaced repetition
Cards added mid-conversation enter an SM-2 review queue automatically. The agent decides what's worth remembering.
Speak & Listen
Pronunciation feedback
Speak each sentence and get word-level scoring vs. the tutor's reading. Tutor audio in 17 of the 19 languages.
Progress & Motivation
Streaks, XP & achievements
Daily streaks, XP on every review, and badges you unlock as you level up. Gamified so the habit actually sticks.
Ready to stop drilling words and start talking?
Start 1-week free trialWhat you'll actually do
Every mode and every level is included on every plan
Practice modes
CEFR levels - beginner to advanced
Also included
How Semantix compares
A tutor who is always awake, for the price of an app
| Feature | Semantix | Duolingo Max | Babbel | A human tutor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $19-39/mo | $29.99/mo | $14.99/mo | $5-40 per hour |
| Languages your plan covers | All 19 | 40+ | 1 of 14 | One per tutor |
| Free trial | 7 days | Free tier | First lesson free | No |
| Open-ended conversation | Yes | Yes | Guided scenarios | Yes |
| Available any hour, no booking | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Flashcards built from YOUR conversations | Yes | No | No | No |
| Spaced-repetition review | SM-2 deck | Built-in | Built-in | No |
| Placement test | CEFR | Adaptive | Yes | Yes |
| Structured path | A1-C1 | A1-B2 | A1-B2 | Up to the tutor |
| Pronunciation scoring | Yes | Yes | Yes | Tutor feedback |
| Free-text writing correction | Yes | No | No | Yes |
Competitor details verified 2 September 2026 - plans change often, so check their sites for current pricing.
Why learners pick Semantix
Conversation, not tapping
Most apps drill you on words in isolation. Here you produce real sentences from message one, and get corrected the way a tutor would - not marked wrong by a multiple-choice grid.
A deck you didn't have to build
The tutor decides what's worth saving from what you actually struggled with, pairs it with a fill-in-the-blank sentence, and schedules it. No card authoring, no generic 3,000-word list.
A fraction of a human tutor
About what a single lesson with a tutor costs - except it's a whole month, available at 6am or midnight, in all 19 languages, with a 1-week free trial first.
Simple plans, every language included
Start with a week free - you're not charged until the trial ends
Pro
$19/mo · $15/mo billed annually
- Up to 100 tutor messages a day
- All 19 languages
- Full learning path + placement
- Unlimited practice
- Writing correction
Max
$39/mo · $32/mo billed annually
- Our smartest tutor - noticeably better conversations
- Up to 100 tutor messages a day
- Unlimited practice
- 3x writing correction, priority responses
- Mock conversation exam with a CEFR report card
- Everything in Pro
More from Nobler Works
Semantix is one of three products we build and run ourselves. The other two take the same approach - an AI coach that adapts to what you actually do - to a different craft.
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