How it works

Everything built around one job: getting your Spanish to come out.

Not another library of lessons. A daily loop that finds what you avoid, helps you practise it where it matters, and shows you honest progress — so the Spanish you understand finally becomes the Spanish you use.

What you understand recognition · B2 What comes out when you need it free use · A2+ the gap — where Suelto works
01 · See the gap

Finally see what's holding you back.

Other apps only see what you got wrong. Suelto also sees what you quietly avoided — and what you were never asked to say in the first place.

What you dodged → tomorrow's practice 866 real skills checked hesitation counts as shaky
AUDIT · NOT A GRADE AVOIDANCE → DRILL OTHER APPS SEE “Quiero que vienes mañana.” · correct ✓ SUELTO SEES The dodge: quisieras que vinieras was available → filed as drill · due tomorrow 07:00 866 COVERAGE CHECKS 360 grammar 506 functions HESITATION COUNTS 9.0s → shaky WHAT YOU DIDN'T OFFER · ALSO GRADED
01 — Diagnosis

Your workarounds become tomorrow's lesson

When you pick the safe phrase because the better one won't come, most apps mark it correct. Suelto notices the dodge — and makes that exact moment your next lesson, so the workaround doesn't harden into habit.

02 — Diagnosis

Finds what no course ever tested you on

Spanish is more than grammar — it's refusing politely, asking a favour, handling a misunderstanding. Suelto checks 506 of those real-life functions. If you hesitated for nine seconds, it still counts as shaky — even if you got it right.

03 — Diagnosis

Starts where you are — not at lesson one

No wading through what you already know. A short placement at your pace finds your highest solid level, marks everything below as done, and builds your path from there.

04 — Diagnosis

See the gap between knowing and using

Two simple lines: what you understand, and what comes out when you need it. Updated nightly. The distance between them is the only roadmap that matters — and it finally moves.

05 — Diagnosis

A clear map of what's solid and what's not

Your Spanish as a visual map — solid, shaky, untouched. Weak spots are sorted first, so you always know what to work on next and can dive in with one tap.

02 · Make it stick

From "I know it" to "I can use it" — for real.

Every phrase climbs five stages: from recognising it to using it unprompted, live. You move up only when you've proven it on different days — nothing is marked "learned" until you can actually say it when it counts.

And when the same conjugation keeps slipping, Suelto spots the pattern and points you to the exact lesson that fixes it — no guessing.

PATTERN DETECTED · 4 MISSES IN 3 DAYS The imperfecto keeps slipping tener · estar · poder · querer ayer yo tengotenía una cita con el gestor Review object created — due tomorrow, 07:00 Covers it: Lesson 47 — El imperfecto Next warm-up biased toward imperfecto forms Drill: imperfecto
06 — Learn

New words at your pace — the useful ones first

4 to 16 new expressions a day, at the pace you choose. Real collocations, filtered to your level. If life piles up, new words pause automatically — so you never drown in backlog.

07 — Learn

Hints that help without giving it away

Stuck? Get a nudge — a structure hint, a partial reveal, your own example — without spoiling it. Need more help and you'll see it a bit sooner next time; need less and it stretches further. The schedule adapts to how you actually needed help.

08 — Learn

When a word won't stick, we stop nagging

Fail the same thing four times and it won't loop forever. It's set aside as 'needs a closer look' — and you bring it back with one tap when you're ready, not when the app decides.

09 — Learn

Pick up exactly where you left off

Close the tab mid-exercise, switch to your phone — your progress is already saved. Nothing lost, nothing repeated. Learning fits your day, not the other way around.

03 · Verb mastery

One verb × one tense. Every day, until it's automatic.

12 tenses, 350 verbs from A1 to C1 — one pair a day. A micro-lesson, then the six forms under time, then a real sentence. Three clean passes plus speed — then it's mastered.

tenia → tenía is graded wrong — accent is meaning. And today's verb quietly biases your reading, listening and next conversation, so you meet it again the same day.

12 tenses, gated clean + speed = mastered joker verbs with meanings first
TODAY · VERB MASTERY · DAY 47 1 VERB × 1 TENSE FOCUS tener · imperfecto B1 60-SEC MICRO-LESSON ongoing past, no clear end · vs. indefinido signals: cuando era niño · siempre · cada día PARADIGM DRILL · 6 FORMS · TIMED avg 1.2s yo tenía tenías él tenía nos. teníamos vos. teníais ellos tenían Streak 2 / 3 to mastered 3× clean + speed = mastered IN CONTEXT · FILL THE BLANK "Cuando era niño, tenía miedo a la oscuridad." ✓ context ok
03a — Verb mastery

Gated by what you've actually passed

Presente unlocks first; subjuntivo only appears after you've passed subj-pres-form in the course. You never drill a tense you haven't been taught — and you never wait for one you have.

03b — Verb mastery

Speed is part of mastery — not just "correct"

Each form is timed. A 4-second correct answer doesn't advance your streak — fluency means you can say it without the pause. Best latency is tracked to mastered.

03c — Verb mastery

Joker verbs taught with meanings first

tener isn't one "to have" — it's four jobs (tener que, tener ganas, tener frío…). Before the paradigm you see the meanings that matter at your level, with example and collocations.

03d — Verb mastery

One verb that follows you through the day

The same verb you drilled appears in your reading, your dictation and your next conversation — generated with today's focus in mind. You don't just conjugate it; you hear it, read it, and use it.

04 · Speak

Real conversations with people who remember you.

Eight familiar faces with stories that continue between sessions. They remember what you told them last week — and every turn you get gentle, in-context help so you speak better next time, not just faster now.

TODAY'S CONVERSATION · EL MERCADO
Carmen · El Mercado fruit stall · your 3rd conversation remembers: your move to Lavapiés “¿Qué tal la mudanza? ¿Ya te has instalado?” “Sí, pero todavía tengo muchos cajas que deshacer.” → muchas cajas · agreement_gender · low a Spaniard would say «me quedan cajas por deshacer» filed as a learning object · due tomorrow re-spoken · matched ✓ 8 RECURRING CHARACTERS · PERSISTENT MEMORY next: Andrés at the gestoría — the storyline continues Thursday
While you write

Help before you get stuck — not after.

As you type, you get a more natural way to say it, a nudge when you stall, and a quiet warning before a false friend slips through. Use it and it becomes tomorrow's practice — advice that actually sticks.

THE COMPOSER · AS YOU TYPE Actualmente no puedo ir a la oficina porque me ahorro el desplazamiento actually ≠ actualmente for “actually”: en realidad · de hecho UPGRADE a Spaniard would put it: «La verdad es que no puedo ir…» adopt → becomes a learning object · scheduled like everything else FIRES 1.5S AFTER YOU PAUSE · NEVER MID-WORD
10 — Speak

Beyond "correct" — sound like a local

Grammatically right isn't always natural. When a Spaniard would say it differently, you get that version — and it becomes practice for tomorrow. The small tweaks that make you sound like you live here, not like a textbook.

11 — Speak

Write it today, speak it aloud tomorrow

Every conversation runs twice: you write it today, then read your own lines aloud the next day. Native audio sets the rhythm, your speech is transcribed as you go, and you see exactly which phrases landed and which need another round within two days, until they hold.

12 — Speak

Hear yourself getting more fluent

How fast you speak, how much you pause, how long you go before stopping — tracked week after week from your real speech. A 12-week trend of how you actually sound. Reading aloud doesn't count, so the numbers never flatter you.

13 — Speak

Voices that match real Spain

Spanish voices that fit the person you're talking to — pace that matches your level, and a 'Slower' button on every line. So you train your ear for real speed, not textbook speed.

05 · Daily Spain

Spain comes to you — every day, at your level.

Real reading and listening chosen for what you're learning right now — not a generic feed.

Spain daily · your level tap to understand → tap to save reading + listening + discover & shadowing
TODAY · A2+ · ES-ES · 3 MIN FROM YOUR PIPELINE READING · WHATSAPP FROM ELENA “¡Oye! ¿Te viene bien quedar mañana? ” “Si no puedes, avísame y lo movemos.” tap any word → gloss → capture DICTATION · 4 ITEMS “... cita con el gestor” DISCOVER & SHADOWING Daily shadowing · living culture native cadence · your level 2–3 OF TODAY'S STRUCTURES WOVEN IN · +1 YOU GOT WRONG Voices alternate · speed 0.9× at A2 play · tap · keep
14 — Input

A real piece of Spain, every morning

One fresh text a day — a WhatsApp, a forum post, a notice on a door — at your level, from Spain. The grammar you're working on is already woven in, so you meet it in the wild, not just in drills.

15 — Input

Tap any word — make it yours

Don't recognise a word? Tap for its meaning in context, tap again and it's added to your practice. What caught your eye becomes what you learn. No copy-paste, no deck building.

16 — Input

Listening built from your own Spanish

Dictation and comprehension drawn from sentences you've recently met — read by Spanish voices that change so your ear never gets too comfortable. You hear your Spanish coming back, clearer each time.

17 — Input

Discover Spanish: daily shadowing and curated media

A dedicated Shadowing Studio to train native rhythm and speech cadence with authentic video, alongside podcasts and articles, graded for your exact level. Never generic recommendations.

17a — Write

Write your first Spanish story, this week

The Writing Lab never shows you a blank page. It writes the scene; you continue it, a few sentences at a time. Every other scene deals you a card of choices that moves the plot, every mistake is corrected in context, and the corrections feed the same diagnostic engine as everything else. Your first story runs free, end to end.

06 · Real life

What tripped you today becomes what you master tomorrow.

"I couldn't say it at the pharmacy today." Type it or say it — Suelto turns that moment into your next lesson and builds a conversation exactly where you got stuck, so you're ready next time.

YOU · TODAY 18:12 · SPOKEN, 4 SECONDS “No sabía decir receta en la farmacia.” PARSED IN SECONDS 01 Avoidance logged receta (f.) — you reached for “papel del médico” 02 Learning object created la farmacia · pedir una receta · el farmacéutico 03 Tomorrow's conversation a pharmacist who doesn't slow down scheduled · 08:00
For tomorrow

Walk in prepared — not hopeful.

A gestoría visit, a landlord call, a parent-teacher meeting. Tell Suelto what's coming and by morning you have what to say, what they'll say back, and how to recover when it goes off-script. Then rehearse it live before the real thing.

PREP PACK · GENERATED 21:40 Gestoría — renewing your residencia Tomorrow · 10:00 · Calle de Alcalá WHAT THEY'LL SAY “¿Tiene cita previa?” “Necesito el empadronamiento actualizado.” YOUR LINE — REHEARSED 3× “Sí, a las diez. Aquí tiene la documentación.” WHEN IT BREAKS DOWN ¿Me lo repite, por favor? Más despacio, ¿vale? ¿Cómo se dice “form”?
18 — Real life

When you finally use it without thinking — that counts

Use a phrase unprompted in conversation and Suelto notices — overnight. That's the only honest definition of 'learned.' No button to press, no self-rating. Your Spanish speaking for itself.

19 — Real life

A tutor that actually knows you

Ask anything, on any screen — it knows your level, your last lessons, your recent mistakes. And it won't contradict what you're being taught, because it shares the same view of your Spanish.

20 — Real life

Practise exactly what you need, when you need it

A weak spot bothering you? Push it into tomorrow with one tap. Want to focus? Isolate a single pattern and drill just that — no mixing, no waiting.

07 · Honesty

The truth about your Spanish — not a celebration.

Every number you see came from something you actually said, wrote or recognised — updated overnight, whether you opened the app or not. So you always know where you really stand.

NIGHTLY ENGINE · LAST NIGHT, 04:00 UTC Done while you slept 04:02 Spontaneous use scan 48h of speech & diary · inflections counted «lo suyo» → mastered 04:05 Level estimate recomputed lessons 40% · sweep 30% · quiz 30% B1.2 → B1.3 · clamped 04:06 Review queue spread FSRS-6 · 90% retention target 23 items · ~11 min 04:07 Tomorrow materialised today's lesson woven into tonight's scenario ready when you wake EVERY NIGHT · WHETHER YOU OPEN THE APP OR NOT
21 — Honesty

A weekly note that tells the truth

Two sentences, one real number, no motivational clichés. What moved deeper, what survived in speech, which old mistakes finally retired — written from what you actually did.

22 — Honesty

Your progress, without the confetti

This week on your home screen: what you deepened, what you passed, what you used without prompting. Clear numbers, no celebration animations. You know where you stand.

23 — Honesty

A level that doesn't jump to keep you hooked

Your estimated level is updated nightly from lessons, checks and how you speak — but it only moves one small step per week. No whiplash, no fake breakthroughs to keep you tapping.

24 — Honesty

A map with an honest arrival time

166 lessons with clear prerequisites, your current pace, and how much road is left. Not 'you're 42% fluent' — a real estimate you can plan around.

25 — Honesty

Life happens — your queue waits kindly

Away for three days? No avalanche. Overdue items are gently respread. Need a lighter day? Just talk. Pause until a date, no guilt emails, no streak to mourn.

26 — Honesty

No games. That's the point.

No streaks, no XP, no owl at midnight. If a feature exists to make you open the app rather than learn, it doesn't ship. You've outgrown it.

The gap test

See what it finds in ten minutes.

Twelve prompts, one honest number — and the first three things it would teach you.