jourlang.com

Hi - happy to explain Jourlang.

What Jourlang is

• Jourlang is a language notebook with an AI coach built in. You write in your target language and Jourlang corrects you in real time, then turns your mistakes, saved words, and books you upload into personalised lessons and practice.

Key features for learners

• Real-time corrections: sentences are marked with slips in the margin; tap a mark for a short explanation and a one-tap fix.
• Book-aware learning: upload or pick textbooks and Jourlang creates lessons, exercises, and homework tied to chapters you study.
• Personalised lessons from your writing: journal entries and saved words feed the coach and become the basis for drills and a Personal Textbook.
• Voice lessons (Pro+): spoken sessions with Folio, the AI tutor, prepared from your recent journal entries; Folio corrects spoken practice and provides written reviews.
• Vocabulary saving and review: save words with their sentence context and review using built-in flashcard gestures.
• Pronunciation scoring and speaking feedback when reading aloud.
• Cross-device sync and an iPhone app with offline reading for downloaded books.

Plans and billing (high-level)

• Free plan (forever): $0, includes 1 notebook (5 notes), unlimited vocabulary, 25 AI credits a day, Daily Native Digest (1/day), Language Atlas, mini-games, and homework grading.
• Pro: $9/month, adds 2,500 AI credits/month, unlimited notebooks, Daily Mission, Weekly Report, access to Discover books and 300 MB of uploads, Vocabulary Remix, a weekly Personal Textbook chapter, Mistake Memory, and Smart Resources.
• Pro+: $20/month, includes Pro features plus 4,000 AI credits/month, two 50-minute voice lessons and two 10-minute chats per month, a Personal Textbook with custom exercises, a monthly Learning Plan, and priority AI grading.
• AI credits power AI-generated actions (corrections, lookups, missions). Free gets daily credits; Pro and Pro+ get monthly bundles that renew on the 1st of each month.

Privacy and data

• Your notebooks and vocabulary are private to your account. Text is used only to generate your corrections and lessons and is not used to train public or foundation AI models.
• You can delete your account and data from Settings → Account, or request an export (Settings → Account → Email me my data).

For teachers

• Free teacher accounts let teachers see students' writing, repeated mistakes, saved words, homework and grades (students choose what to share).
• Use Jourlang to prepare lessons with insight into what students are reading and consistently getting wrong.

How to get started

• Start for free: create an account, pick your language and level, open a notebook and begin writing. Upload a book if you want lessons tied to specific chapters. Upgrade to Pro or Pro+ from billing settings when you want more credits, books, or voice lessons.

Help and contact

• For support email: support@jourlang.com (responses usually within two business days).

If you want, tell me which language and level you plan to learn and whether you already have a textbook to upload, and I can suggest the best plan and next steps.

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Hi - great question.

Jourlang is for learners who want to produce a language (write and speak) rather than only recognise it. It is aimed at people who prefer writing real sentences and getting correction and practice tailored to their own mistakes and reading material.

What problem it solves

• Replaces generic lessons and word lists with personalized practice drawn from your own writing, saved words, and uploaded books.
• Gives real-time corrections as you write, with brief explanations and one-tap fixes, so you learn from actual mistakes instead of guessing from multiple choice.
• Turns your journal entries and textbooks into lessons, homework and spaced-repetition practice so study is always relevant to what you are reading and writing.
• For teachers: lets instructors see each student’s recent writing, repeated errors, saved words and homework between lessons, so lesson planning is focused and efficient.

Key audience details from the site

• Learners who want to produce the language (writing and speaking) rather than only recognise it.
• Teachers who want to follow students between lessons (free teacher accounts available).
• Suitable from complete beginners to advanced learners: you choose your level at sign-up.

If you want, we can explore whether Jourlang’s plans or features match your learning goals, or how a teacher account works in more detail.

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Sure - happy to explain. Here are the main benefits of using Jourlang:

• Personalized lessons from your own material

  • Jourlang reads the books, articles, and notebooks you upload and builds lessons and exercises directly from those sources.
  • Your journal entries and saved words become the basis for future practice, so lessons are always relevant to what you study.

• Real-time writing feedback and graded homework

  • Sentences are corrected as you type, with short explanations and one-tap fixes.
  • Homework is generated from your own material and graded automatically.

• Spoken practice and voice coaching (Pro+)

  • Voice lessons with Folio, the AI tutor, are prepared from your recent journal entries and include corrections and a written review.

• Integrated vocabulary practice and SRS-style review

  • Words you save return as drills and review items tuned to your errors and progress.

• Teacher tools and student tracking

  • Teachers can view students' recent writing, repeated mistakes, saved words, and homework to plan lessons (students control what is shared).

• Cross-device library and offline support for the iPhone app

  • Your library and lessons sync across devices; downloaded books and word reviews work offline in the iPhone app.

• Flexible plans and a free forever option

  • A free plan is available with basic features (notebooks, vocabulary, daily digest, limited AI credits). Pro and Pro+ add more AI credits, Personal Textbook chapters, voice lessons, and other advanced features. Pricing shown on the site: Pro $9/month, Pro+ $20/month.

• Privacy and data controls

  • Your writing stays private in your account. You can delete or export your data from Settings → Account, and the service does not use your text to train public AI models.

If you want, help can be given on which plan matches your goals or how to start using a specific feature. Would you like a recommendation based on how you plan to study?

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Hi - happy to explain. Below is a step-by-step walkthrough of how Jourlang works for a learner, and for a teacher who wants to use Jourlang with students. All steps use the features described on the Jourlang website.

For learners (students)

1. Create an account and choose your level.
2. Pick or create a notebook (Free includes one notebook; Pro removes that limit).
3. Start writing in the target language. As you type, Jourlang corrects sentences in real time and marks slips in the margin, with a short explanation and a one-tap fix you may apply.
4. Save words you meet while reading or writing, each saved word keeping the sentence it came from for later review.
5. Upload or choose books and articles to build a personal library. Jourlang reads your book(s) and uses their chapters to generate lessons and homework that quote your source material.
6. Use reading features: tap words for explanations, read aloud for pronunciation scoring (0 to 100 per word), and review saved vocabulary with flashcard gestures (swipe actions on iPhone).
7. Complete Daily Missions, Personal Textbook chapters, and AI-generated homework drawn from your journal and library (availability depends on plan).
8. Take voice lessons with Folio (part of Pro+) when you want spoken practice: lessons are prepared from your recent journal entries, Folio corrects while you speak, and sends a written review and homework afterward.
9. Track progress with Weekly Reports, mistake summaries, and pronunciation/fluency/accuracy scores (features depend on plan).
10. Manage data and privacy: export or delete your account and data from Settings → Account if desired. Corrections and lessons are generated from your writing and uploaded books.

For teachers

1. Create a free teacher account and land on the "Your students" page with your teacher code.
2. Send your teacher code or invitation link to a student. The student chooses what to share (journal, words, homework).
3. When a student opens the link or shares, view their recent week: their writing, repeated mistakes, saved words, homework and grades for the last seven days.
4. Use the lesson page during voice or video lessons: open the student’s lesson link so the teacher sees what the student has been reading, what mistakes recur, and the words they saved while on the call.
5. After the lesson, review the call recap, assigned homework, and student progress from the same interface. Students can send completed homework for teacher checking.
6. Teachers' accounts are free; students may use Free, Pro or Pro+ depending on their subscription.

Plans and credits (how they affect steps above)

• Free: basic notebook limits, 25 AI credits a day, Daily Native Digest, homework grading, limited features for dipping in.
• Pro ($9/month): more AI credits (2,500/month), unlimited notebooks, Daily Mission, Personal Textbook (weekly chapter), Mistake Memory, Smart Resources, access to Discover books and some upload storage (300 MB).
• Pro+ ($20/month): everything in Pro plus more AI credits (4,000/month), two 50-minute voice lessons and two 10-minute chats a month, Personal Textbook with custom exercises, a monthly Learning Plan, and priority AI grading.
• AI credits pay for corrections, missions and Personal Textbook generation (examples: correction or word lookup = 1 credit, Daily Mission = 3, Personal Textbook chapter = 10). Free credits renew daily at midnight UTC; Pro/Pro+ renew on the 1st of each month.

Other practical notes from the site

• Jourlang corrects as you write rather than relying on other learners to correct entries.
• Books are uploaded or scanned once and then used to generate lessons and homework by chapter.
• Notebooks and vocabulary are private to each account; the site states that writing is not used to train public or foundation AI models.
• Payments are processed by Stripe; users can cancel anytime from billing settings and keep access through the end of the paid period.
• For support or questions, contact support@jourlang.com.

If you want, tell me whether you are a learner or a teacher and which features you plan to use, and the next step I should explain (sign-up, uploading a book, sharing with a teacher, or preparing a voice lesson).

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