Talk to Your Tutor and Get Instant Feedback

Lessons on Study Naturally now work like a real tutoring session. You can talk to your tutor out loud, hear it answer in a natural voice, and find out right away whether you got it right.

This update changes how every lesson runs. Instead of reading a wall of text, students practice, speak, write code and solve problems, and get feedback at every step.

Talk to your tutor

Press the microphone and answer out loud, the way you would with a teacher sitting next to you. The microphone works in every browser. It also understands you in the language you're learning, not just English.

Your tutor answers in a natural voice and starts speaking as soon as its first sentence is ready. Natural voice is included in Starter and its free trial.

A few small touches make it feel like a real conversation:

• Say it again replays the tutor's last question whenever you need it.
• When you come back to a lesson, the tutor repeats the question you were on.
• Too easy, go faster and Too hard, slow down change the pace with one tap.

Instant feedback

You don't have to wait to find out how you did. Practice items, and each part of a problem, are marked the moment you answer, so you can fix a mistake while it's still fresh.

The tutor's replies are faster and easier to read too. Each one tells you whether you were right, explains in simple words, and ends with one clear question, so you always know what to do next.

Learning by doing

Every lesson now starts with a map. Before the first question, the tutor shows the path the lesson will take, and a progress bar shows where you are the whole way through.

Practice is built for each subject:

• Languages: speaking and listening drills, so you say the words instead of only reading them.
• Programming: a code editor that runs Python and JavaScript right inside the lesson.
• Math and science: graded problems with units, hints and a built-in calculator.

Try it today

All of this is live in every lesson now. Start a lesson on any topic, press the microphone, and say hello to your tutor.