Languate creates custom language exercise plans across speaking, listening, reading and writing, built around the topics you are currently studying rather than a preset course. It is in early access with a seven-day trial.
Its own framing – the practice your language app does not give you – identifies the real gap accurately. Mainstream language apps are curricula: they decide the order, and they are excellent at getting a beginner moving. They are much weaker for anyone with a specific need – a class covering the subjunctive this week, a job requiring medical vocabulary, a trip in a month – because the one thing they will not do is skip ahead to what you actually need.
Covering all four skills matters too, since speaking practice is what learners get least of and need most. Early access means expect changes, and one honest limitation: AI feedback on pronunciation and natural phrasing is improving but still weaker than a competent tutor, particularly on the small errors that make speech sound non-native without being wrong.
