Your level
Know where you actually stand.
Most apps answer this with a number that only goes up. Here the level is an estimate with its confidence attached. It can fall as well as rise, and where the evidence is thin it says so instead of guessing.
- ReadingB2
- ListeningB2
- SpeakingB1
- WritingB1
- VocabularyB2
- GrammarB1
- PronunciationA2
- Free recallB1
- EverydayB1
- Mediationnot measured yet
- Getting byB1
Eleven abilities, measured separately
Estimated from everything you do, and weighted by how hard the task was.
It says what it cannot say
Without evidence it says “not measured” — never “your weakest skill”. A level only changes once it has held for days.
Your goal, and the gap to it
Name the level you are aiming for and the picture turns into a list: what is behind, what is nearly there, what to train next. Measured against the CEFR scales — with no claim that any level here is worth a certificate.
Progress that is measured, not counted
- No points
- No streaks
- No leaderboards
Instead: the days you learned, what genuinely improved, which mistakes went away — and a review every two weeks that compares rather than congratulates.
Find out where you actually stand
A short placement test, then the first session is planned for the level you are really at.