Here's what works today.
The tutor is on Telegram now, and this page keeps track of what's coming next.
In your chat now
A tutor on Telegram
It chats in Korean, rewrites your sentences, and keeps the same personality from day one.
Masking
The Korean is always readable, and the English sits under a spoiler until you tap it.
Three questions to start
It asks your name, your level, and who you'd like to talk to: a student in Korea, someone with an office job, or an idol trainee.
The notebook
Everything it teaches gets saved with your own sentence next to it, and /review opens it in the chat.
A daily focus
Each day gets one grammar point, counted 1/3, 2/3, 3/3 as you try it. Repeats don't count, and you can always talk about something else.
It texts first
It messages you at times you picked, using things from your own notebook, and it backs off if you go quiet.
Homework photos
Send a photo of a workbook page and it marks your answers. /why explains any of them, and the photo isn't stored.
Privacy
There's a public page covering what we store, for how long, how /delete works, and that the diary is fictional.
Your dashboard
Type /dashboard in the chat. The bot sends a link to a page on this site with your counts, cards, and what your companion has decided, including the things it has not been asked yet.
Coming next
Plus
After the free week you can keep the same tutor on a monthly plan, and the prices are on the pricing page.
Voice
You'll be able to hear and speak Korean in the same chat.
Self-test from your notebook
The mask becomes a quiz on cards you've already earned, so you try before you peek.
반말, when you both agree
Speech starts polite in 해요체, and switching to 반말 only happens when you both agree.