AI Spanish tutor that grades every sentence you write or say

Write or speak Spanish, and get a score out of 100 with the correction and the reason, every time. Try it on a sentence below, free.

Most AI chatbots will happily chat with you in Spanish, and almost none of them tell you when you get it wrong. That is the part that makes you better. Juntos is an AI Spanish tutor built around one idea: every sentence you write or say is graded out of 100, with the fix and the reason, so you stop repeating the same mistakes.

Try the tutor on one sentence

Type any Spanish sentence. The tutor scores it, names the mistake and shows how a local would say it. No account needed.

What a correction looks like

These are real slips English speakers make, with the score the tutor gave each one. The score reflects how far the sentence is from what a native speaker would say, and the reason is always in plain English.

You wroteScoreWhyA local says
Soy treinta años.62/100Age uses tener: you have years, you aren't them.Tengo treinta años.
Estoy caliente.64/100Caliente on a person means turned on. For the heat, use tener.Tengo calor.
Me gusta los tacos.71/100Gustar agrees with the thing you like, and tacos is plural.Me gustan los tacos.
¿Cuántos años tiene el kilo?61/100Cuántos años asks an age. For a price, ask cuánto cuesta.¿Cuánto cuesta el kilo?

Every one of these has its own page if you want the full story: soy treinta años, estoy caliente, me gusta los tacos, cuántos años tiene el kilo, and every common Spanish mistake we cover.

How the AI tutor works

It knows your level

You start with a short placement, and the tutor works at your CEFR level from A1 to C1. The program is twelve tracks, each a short daily path: a lesson, a reading passage with questions, writing, and speaking. The tutor's corrections are pitched to that level, so an A2 learner isn't buried in subjunctive notes and a B2 learner isn't praised for a sentence a beginner could write.

It grades writing and speaking the same way

Type an answer or say it out loud. Spoken answers are transcribed and graded like written ones, with one difference: the tutor is lenient on things a transcript can't show, like accents. AI Call mode turns it into a real conversation: you speak, the tutor replies out loud in natural Latin American Spanish, and each of your turns gets a score.

It remembers your mistakes

Recurring slips (ser vs estar, gender agreement, present tense where the past belongs) are filed in your Error Bank and tracked from "working on it" to mastered. Your next session is built from them, so the practice goes where you actually need it instead of where a fixed course assumes you are.

It practises real situations

Nineteen practice scenarios put the tutor in a role: the waiter at a café, the stallholder at the market, the pharmacist, the interviewer for a job. Each runs at easy, medium or hard, so the same café conversation grows with you. Every message you send in a scenario is graded, with the fix and why.

It nudges your speed

Real conversations don't wait while you conjugate. In chat practice the tutor folds reply speed into your score, because the gap between "can write Spanish" and "can speak Spanish" is mostly speed.

What it won't do

An AI tutor is a practice partner, not a replacement for people. It won't give you the cultural back-and-forth of a real friend or teacher, and speech recognition still struggles with some strong accents (when it mishears you, you can type instead). It teaches neutral Latin American Spanish, so if you need Spain's vosotros and vocabulary, another tool will suit you better. Where it shines is volume: dozens of corrected sentences a day, at any hour, without the embarrassment of getting it wrong in front of someone. Then take it to a person: the guide to practising with friends shows how to turn a weekly call into real practice.

What's free and what's Pro

Get every sentence graded

Seven days of everything, no card. The tutor grades every sentence you write or say, with the fix and why, from A1 to C1.

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Questions people ask

Is there a free AI Spanish tutor?

You can try the Juntos tutor free: the grammar checker grades a few sentences a day with no account, and every account gets 7 days of the full tutor with no card. After that, the tutor and the calls are part of Pro at $8 a month.

Can an AI tutor correct my spoken Spanish?

Yes. Say your answer out loud and Juntos transcribes it, grades it out of 100 and shows the fix. Accents and spelling can't be judged from speech, so spoken answers are marked on grammar, words and meaning.

Which Spanish does the AI tutor teach?

Neutral Latin American Spanish with the tú form and ustedes, plus the phrases people actually use in Mexico. Spain-only forms like vosotros are shown in the conjugator but not taught.

Does it replace a Spanish teacher?

No. It is a practice partner that corrects every sentence, at any hour. Many learners use it between lessons with a teacher, or alongside a friend, to get far more practice than a weekly class allows.

What level do I need to start?

Any level from complete beginner (A1) to advanced (C1). A short placement puts you on the right track, and the corrections are pitched to your level.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT to correct my Spanish?

A general chatbot can correct a sentence if you ask, but it doesn't track your recurring mistakes, build your next lesson from them, or follow a program from A1 to C1. Juntos does all three and grades every answer automatically, without you asking.