Early access · Founder price for the first 500
Pass German B1. With a plan all the way to exam day.
Pick your exam and your date. The app tells you exactly what to listen to, read, write and say every day — and an AI examiner trains you for the speaking test.
Your exam date won’t wait. Access goes out in sign-up order.
Too many tips. No plan.
Ask “how do I reach B1?” and you get a list:
- Watch Easy German on YouTube
- Learn vocabulary every day
- Do practice tests
- Find a language partner
- Listen to German podcasts
All true — but what exactly do you do today? And is it enough before your exam date? That is what the app answers.
How it works
- 1
Placement test in 10 minutes
A short test with listening, reading and one speaking task. You find out where you are: A1, A2 or almost B1.
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Pick your exam and date
DTZ, telc B1 or Goethe B1 — and when. You see right away how many minutes a day you need (e.g. 8, 12 or 16 weeks).
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A clear list every day
Today: 10 min listening, 1 writing task, 5 min speaking, 20 words. Everything inside the app, no hunting for material. Rest days stay free.
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Mock exams that adjust the plan
A mock exam in the real format every few weeks. Whatever is not solid yet goes back into your plan — until you are ready.
The speaking test — part by part
This is where many people fall short: in the 2024 DTZ, 44% did not reach B1. So the app trains exactly these three parts:
Part 1 · Introduce yourself
Name, family, work, where you live — plus the examiner’s follow-up questions.
Part 2 · Talk about experiences
Describe a picture and talk about yourself (DTZ/telc), or give a short presentation (Goethe).
Part 3 · Plan something together
Suggest, agree, disagree, decide. The AI plays your exam partner.
What is inside
AI speaking examiner
The examiner asks with a real voice, you answer out loud. You get a level estimate (A2 / B1), a corrected version and better phrases.
Writing with corrections
Emails and letters like in the exam. Instant mistakes, explanations and a B1 model answer.
Listening and reading in exam format
Tasks at your level that get a bit harder every week.
Vocabulary that sticks
The words that show up in B1 exams — repeated at the right intervals.
Reminders
One message when today’s tasks are waiting. No more, no less.
Explanations in your language
German first, explanations in English or Arabic (more to come).
Pass or your money back
If you actually follow the daily plan and pass our final mock exam but fail the real exam, you get your money back.
Terms come with your access.
Which exam?
- DTZDeutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (A2/B1), the integration course exam.
- telc Deutsch B1General B1 certificate, e.g. for citizenship and work.
- Goethe-Zertifikat B1Known worldwide, often for visas, study and jobs.
FAQ
When do I get access?
Access opens in small groups, in the order people signed up. The earlier you join, the earlier you are in.
What will it cost?
The placement test and some practice are free. The full plan with the AI examiner is a subscription until your exam. The first 500 sign-ups get the founder price.
Can I start at A1?
Yes, your plan will just be longer. The app fits best if you are already A2 and have an exam date.
Is this an official app?
No. We are not connected to telc, the Goethe-Institut or the BAMF. The tasks are our own practice in the exam format.
Not affiliated with telc gGmbH, the Goethe-Institut or the BAMF.
