How to Use This Website

Your complete guide to practicing German writing, getting AI feedback, and tracking your progress.

1. Get Started

After signing in, you can immediately start practicing. Visit the Exercise List to find tasks that match your level.

Tip: Start with your current level and move up only when you feel confident.

2. Choose Your Tasks

Filter tasks by level (A1, A2, B1), skill (Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening), and task type. Select a task to begin.

  • Choose a writing task that matches your goals
  • Read the instructions carefully
  • Plan your answer before writing

3. Submit Your Answer

Write your answer directly in the editor. You can save your draft and continue later. When you are ready, submit for AI evaluation.

Evaluation Credits:
User Credits: Monthly Reset Question Credits: Daily Reset

Every evaluation uses credits. Your credits determine how many tasks you can evaluate per day and month.

4. Receive AI Evaluation

After submission, our AI evaluates your answer and gives detailed feedback including score, strengths, and improvement suggestions.

  • Score based on grammar, vocabulary, and structure
  • Strengths and areas for improvement
  • Improvement suggestions and next steps

5. Track Your Progress

All your submissions are saved. You can review previous answers, compare improvements, and track your progress over time.

Goal: Improve your writing every week by reviewing AI feedback and practicing consistently.

How Credits Work

Credits are used to control AI evaluations. They are designed to help you practice regularly without running out too fast.

User Credits (Monthly)

Your monthly user credits are the total number of AI evaluations you can use each month. They reset at the beginning of every month.

Example: 50 credits/month Reset: 1st of every month
Question Credits (Daily)

Each question uses one question credit. Question credits reset daily, which allows you to evaluate multiple questions every day.

Example: 5 credits/day Reset: Every day at midnight
Important: If you run out of credits, you can continue practicing by saving drafts and come back tomorrow or next month.