Skip to main content

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.justtalk.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Welcome! This guide helps you book lessons, join calls, and use AI feedback to improve faster.

1) Create your account via invitation

  • Accept the invite from your teacher (or sign up on your own)
  • Complete Student Onboarding
Accept invite and onboarding
  • You’ll land on the Student Dashboard with your next steps
Accept invite and onboarding

2) Book your first lesson

  • Open Lessons or Book Lesson
  • Pick a time that works for you on the Calendar
  • Confirm your booking. If your teacher uses credits, make sure you have credits available
  • You’ll get reminders before the lesson
Booking a lesson as a student

3) Join the lesson

  • At the time of the lesson, click Join in your upcoming sessions
  • Allow your browser to use the microphone (and camera, if needed)
  • Speak naturally — AI listens and helps your teacher give targeted feedback
Joining a live lesson

4) See your feedback

  • After the lesson, open the Lesson page to review:
    • Grammar: structures you used (and how to improve)
    • Vocabulary: words by CEFR level (A1–C2)
    • Mistakes: what happened and how to fix it next time
  • You’ll see progress from lesson to lesson — not just a single score
Post-lesson feedback

5) Track vocabulary and grammar

  • Vocabulary History: browse words you used, with CEFR levels and examples
  • Grammar: see patterns you’re mastering and areas to practice

6) Set goals with your teacher

  • Define simple goals (e.g., “Use more B2 vocabulary in meetings”)
  • Follow your progress with clear, visual summaries

7) Message your teacher

  • Use Messages to ask questions, share texts, or plan your next lesson
Use a quiet place and a good microphone. Chrome works best for calls.

Common questions

Do I need to prepare?

Bring a topic or a text you care about. The AI adapts to any subject.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your lessons are only used to help you improve and to inform your teacher’s feedback.