OUR TEAM
SmartLanguageAI is an independent EdTech project focused on one clear goal:
helping learners pass German exams through structured, exam-oriented AI training.
Most AI tools provide generic corrections.
SmartLanguageAI is different.
It delivers targeted feedback based on real exam criteria . So learners understand exactly what to improve and how to reach the required level.
Why SmartLanguageAI exists
Preparing for a German exam, especially at B1 level, is often unclear and frustrating.
Learners write texts, get corrections, but still don’t know:
Most learners believe their texts are good enough . Until they see how they are actually evaluated in the exam.
SmartLanguageAI solves this problem.
It turns unclear feedback into clear direction.
Instead of generic feedback, it focuses on:
How it works
Learners practice with exam-like B1 tasks and receive structured AI feedback focused on:
This makes progress measurable and transparent.
Who is behind it
SmartLanguageAI was developed by an experienced educator with roots in Switzerland and a strong background in adult education and language training.
With over 17 years of experience in adult education and extensive expertise in German exam preparation, the project focuses on what truly matters for success: clear structure, relevant criteria, and targeted improvement.
The project combines:
to create a more effective, structured, and transparent way of preparing for German exams.
Independent & exam-oriented
SmartLanguageAI is an independent training tool.
It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any official examination institution.
All tasks and feedback are designed to be exam-oriented and realistic, without using official exam materials.
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