Bruno Godinho is the founder and developer of Lingo Practice. After years of trying language apps that taught him to tap translations but never to hold a conversation, he built the tool he wanted: an AI tutor that explains corrections, spaced repetition that adapts to what you actually forget, and a learning loop designed for adults.
Lingo Practice exists because the dominant language apps optimize for engagement, not for output. Streak gamification keeps you opening the app; multiple-choice taps measure something — but not whether you can speak. The team that built Duolingo published research showing this gap years ago. The market response was a more expensive tier with a chatbot bolted on.
Lingo Practice is built around the parts that move the needle: an AI tutor that lets you produce real sentences and corrects them in plain language, spaced repetition that adapts to what you actually forget, and a free tier you can build a daily routine on without paying.
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