Dioma

What it actually is

A subscription app for learners past the beginner stage: short speaking and writing exercises inside a curriculum written by educators, with AI feedback that says what you got right and explains each error. Covers Spanish (Latin American) B1–C1, French B1–B2 and Hebrew A2–B2, with A2 Spanish and French announced as coming. It is paid (about $13 a month on the annual plan, $20 month to month, 21-day free trial with no card) and new, one founder's project, so the course is still growing and independent reviews are thin; the testimonials on its site come from learners given free access. Best for someone who has outgrown beginner apps and wants structured output practice, especially in Hebrew where intermediate material is scarce.

What it covers

• Speaking
• Writing
• Grammar

Listed for

• Spanish
• French
• Hebrew

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