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German practice that corrects your mistakes as you chat

Last updated 2 June 2026

Yes. When you write German in KLUG, its on-device AI reads what you sent, picks up to two mistakes worth fixing, and shows each one as a small correction: your original wording, the corrected version, and a short explanation. Every fix is also tagged by type, so you see whether it was grammar, spelling, word choice, a der/die/das article, or a case. The conversation runs entirely on your device, so nothing you type is sent away to be checked.

What KLUG flags, and how

After each message you send, the AI looks at your sentence and returns the corrections that matter most, capped at two so you are never buried. A correction shows three things: the exact piece of your text that was off, the corrected wording, and a one-sentence explanation of why, written in German to keep you inside the language.

Each correction also carries a type drawn from a fixed set:

  • Grammar (Grammatik) for sentence-structure and form errors.
  • Spelling (Rechtschreibung) for misspelled words.
  • Word choice (Wortwahl) when the word is real but not the right one here.
  • Article (Artikel) for a wrong der, die, or das.
  • Case (Kasus) when the noun's case ending is off.

Seeing the label, not just the fix, is the point: over time you notice which type trips you up most, which is exactly where German learners get stuck.

Correction while you converse, not on a separate worksheet

The corrections appear inline as you chat in KLUG, so you fix a mistake in the same place you made it, while the sentence is still fresh. The AI also surfaces a few new German words from its own replies so the conversation keeps stretching your vocabulary. Because the whole exchange happens on the device, there is no third-party tracking or analytics and your messages stay on your device. KLUG teaches German in German at A1 level with the fox Fritzi, and it is free to download and start.

How it compares

KLUG's typed, in-chat corrections, compared with checking your German by hand.
What helpsKLUGBy hand
Flags mistakes as you chatYesNo
Labels each fix by typeGrammar, spelling, word choice, article, caseNo
Catches der/die/das and caseYesDepends on you
Explains why, in GermanYesNo
Runs on the deviceYesn/a
Free to startYesn/a

Frequently asked questions

Does KLUG correct my mistakes while I chat?

Yes. After each German message you send, KLUG's on-device AI returns up to two corrections, each showing your original wording, the corrected version, and a short explanation of why.

What kinds of mistakes does it catch?

Five types: grammar, spelling, word choice, der/die/das articles, and case. Every correction is tagged with its type, so you can see what went wrong rather than just the fix.

Are the corrections explained in English or German?

The short explanation for each correction is written in German, in keeping with KLUG teaching German in German at A1 level.

Does my writing get sent anywhere to be checked?

No. The conversation and its corrections run entirely on your device. There is no third-party tracking or analytics, and your messages stay on the device.

Is this feature free?

KLUG is free to download and start. Full access is an optional subscription at 7.99 EUR per month or 59.99 EUR per year.

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See exactly what you got wrong

KLUG is free to start on the App Store, for iPhone and iPad on iOS 26.