Practice the language.
Get corrected in yours.
Practice any of fifteen languages — English, Spanish, German, Japanese or any of the others. When you slip, Parlenta explains the mistake in the language you think in, not the one you are still learning. All fifteen open together.
Most apps correct you in the language you are learning. At A2, that is a riddle wrapped inside the problem.
An Italian learning English who writes I have 30 years does not need a paragraph of English grammar terminology. They need one sentence, in Italian, about why it is I’m 30 — and then the conversation should carry on.
That is the whole product. You talk — typing or speaking — about ordinary things. Parlenta answers at your level, notices what went wrong, and explains it in the language you actually think in. The mistakes are kept, so they come back as vocabulary and not as a surprise.
Built in Athens, by one engineer.
What a session looks like
| Mode | You | Parlenta |
|---|---|---|
| Conversation | Type about your weekend, your job, a trip you are planning. | Replies at your level, underlines what slipped, explains it in your language, keeps the conversation going. |
| Voice | Speak. Parlenta listens and answers out loud. | A transcript afterwards, with the corrections marked — so the talking is never interrupted. |
| Grammar check | Paste anything you wrote — an email, a message, homework. | Each error sorted by type (agreement, tense, word order, spelling…) and explained one by one. |
| Listening | Short dialogues read by two voices, at your level. | Questions on what you heard. Written mode, and a spoken mode where you answer with your voice. |
| Vocabulary | Nothing. It fills itself. | A list built from your own conversations and mistakes — not a word of the day. |
Your level is measured,
not declared.
You pick a starting level. After that, Parlenta reads what you actually write and moves you up when you are ready — one step at a time, and never in the middle of a conversation.
All fifteen languages open together at launch.
Planned pricing at launch
Be first in
when Parlenta opens.
Tell us what you want to practice and which language you think in. All fifteen languages open together.
- You get
- Free Pro in the December beta and for two months after launch. Then a founding price, locked for as long as your subscription stays active: Pro €7.49 or Premium €14.99 a month.
- We ask
- Practice at least twice a week during the eight-week beta, fill in one short feedback form, and join a 15-minute call.
A confirmation email now, one when you are on the list, and one when you can start. No newsletter. How we handle your email
You applied to be a founding member. We choose the 30 before the beta starts in December and will email you either way.
Questions
When does Parlenta open?
All fifteen languages open together, after the closed beta in December. Everyone on the waitlist hears first.
Is it a course?
No. Parlenta is for practice: you talk, it answers and corrects you. It works best alongside a class, a textbook or another app.
Which languages can explain my mistakes?
Any of the fifteen: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Ukrainian, Russian, Greek, Japanese and Chinese.
Will there be a free plan?
Yes — a small daily allowance in one language, with no card needed.