The tutor is someone to speak Swedish with, at your level, whenever you want. It talks, it corrects, it explains, and it writes exercises on whatever you ask for.
It is built for people who live in Sweden or are moving there, so it rehearses the conversations that actually happen: the till, the fika, the counter at Skatteverket.
You write in Swedish, the tutor answers in Swedish at your level, and it never lets the conversation stop to lecture you. What you got wrong appears under your own message, so the thread still reads as a conversation.
At most three corrections a turn, the smallest possible fix each time, and none at all when you wrote correct Swedish.
The tutor becomes the other person and stays that person for the whole scene. It never steps out to comment, and it pushes the scene forward instead of waiting for you. The coaching comes after, not during.
After the scene: you answered without switching to English, which is the hard part. Next time, ask the price back rather than only answering.
A rule, a word, a conjugation, why one sentence sounds wrong, how something is pronounced. The answer comes back in your own language, with Swedish examples at your level. An explanation you cannot read teaches nothing.
It will not invent a rule to sound certain. When a rule has exceptions, it says which.
Pick one and the tutor takes the other part. The level beside each one is where it starts being worth trying.
The tutor plays a friendly Swedish speaker
The tutor plays a colleague at the coffee break
The tutor plays a cashier at ICA
The tutor plays a nurse at vårdcentralen
The tutor plays a Skatteverket officer
The tutor plays a landlord showing a flat
The tutor plays a Swedish hiring manager
The tutor plays a neighbour in the stairwell
Name a topic, from the past tense to talking about your job, and the tutor writes a short set of questions on it. They are played exactly like a lesson, in the same formats: translation, matching, fill in the blank, listening.
Two things are worth knowing. They never touch your course progress, so no XP, no streak and no unit is ever earned here. The words you meet do go into your review deck, because a word met is a word met.
Leave the topic empty and it picks from what you keep getting wrong.
Before every conversation the tutor is handed a short note about you, taken from your own course record.
It is a digest, not your whole history, and the tutor never quotes it back at you.
The course is a designed path, unit after unit. The tutor is where you use it. Talking to it without studying leaves the same holes it keeps finding.
It is a language model. It corrects what is clearly wrong and stays quiet on style, but it can miss a mistake, and it will not settle an argument about a rule.
Nothing you do with the tutor is an official level. Swedex, SFI and Skatteverket do not take a conversation log.
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