AI tutor lesson · first one free
An AI English lesson where you do the talking
Leo walks you through a full speaking lesson like a real 1:1 tutor: a warm-up, new phrases, a real-life role-play, and correction. You understand English but freeze up when it's your turn to answer? Here, you're the one talking, for the whole lesson.
about 15 minutes · no card, no account · works on your phone
Leo · hotel role-play
Lesson: report a problem and ask for a solution
Good evening. How can I help you?
I'm afraid there's a problem with my room. There's no hot water.
I'm sorry to hear that. Let me check what we can do.
Phrase used independently
"I'm afraid there's a problem with my room."
At the end you see
your own words and how much you spoke
What a lesson with Leo looks like
Every lesson has one goal, for example "report a problem at a hotel and calmly ask for it to be fixed." Along the way, you go through these steps:
Step 1
Warm-up
Leo asks a simple question about your life. You talk, he listens for your level.
Step 2
New language in context
You meet a few phrases for one specific situation. Meaning first, then form.
Step 3
Repeat and practise
You say the phrases out loud. Leo gradually removes the hints until you use them on your own.
Step 4
Role-play
Leo plays a colleague, a hotel receptionist, or a friend. He doesn't correct you here — you just have to handle it.
Step 5
Correction
After the role-play, you go back over what tripped you up. Leo guides you, and you fix it yourself.
Step 6
Summary and review
You see what you said and how much you spoke. The phrases come back for review after a few days, in a new situation.
How this is different from an AI chat or a tap-through app
A program, not a random chat
Every lesson has a goal: one specific thing you can say by the end of it. Leo leads the lesson — he doesn't just reply.
You do the talking
The lesson is built so that most of the words come from you. There's no clicking through multiple-choice answers here.
Built-in memory
Phrases come back in later lessons, in new situations. That's when they actually stick.
Plain, simple English
Instructions are kept short and simple throughout, so you're never lost — even at A2.
What you practise
At the start you pick where English matters most for you and what holds you back. Leo orders the lessons around that.
Work and meetings
Jump into a conversation, ask for clarification, disagree calmly, pitch an idea.
Travel
Ask for directions, report a problem at a hotel, order and check a detail.
Social conversations
Start small talk, keep it going, share an opinion, and wrap it up nicely.
Regular practice, not once a month
Speaking improves through regularity: a few short sessions a week beat one long lesson a month. A private tutor is great, but scheduling and cost make that kind of frequency hard for most people. Leo is there whenever you have 15 minutes to spare. Paid plans are coming soon — try the first lesson free today.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a lesson?
About 15 minutes. Before that, there's a short check-in: three quick questions about you, answered in English, so Leo can hear your level.
Is the first lesson really free?
Yes, and the second one too. Your first two lessons need no card. You start the first one without an account; for the second, you create a free account. After that, TalkLoop Plus gives you 2 lessons a week and Premium a lesson every day.
What level is this for?
The lessons today are A2–B1: for people who understand a fair amount but freeze up when it's their turn to answer. Leo reads your level from what you actually say, not from what you claim.
Do I need a microphone?
Yes, it's a speaking lesson. A phone or laptop mic is enough. If your mic isn't working, you can type your answers instead.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The lesson runs in your browser on phone and desktop — nothing to install.
How is this different from just chatting with ChatGPT?
A chat responds to whatever you type. Leo runs an actual lesson: he introduces phrases, practises them with you, runs a role-play, corrects you afterward, and remembers what to bring back next time.
Will an AI tutor replace a real teacher?
We're not pretending it will. What it gives you instead is something a real teacher rarely can: speaking practice several times a week, for a fraction of the cost.
Start talking today
One lesson is enough to see whether this way of learning works for you.
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