How it works

You write first.

Daily write is a timed language tutor. You produce the text. Notes come afterwards — not while you are still writing.

1. 1. Pick a prompt

   Set your language, notes language, level, and session length. Choose a prompt, or start from the next challenge after notes. For a story, pick a theme and continue the opening line. Then start writing.

2. 2. Write on your own

   The timer runs while you write. You can hide it. If you are stuck on a phrase, "Help me say this" will suggest wording at your level. Prefer paper? Write there, then upload a photo when time is up.

3. 3. Get notes after

   Feedback is a tutor’s pass over what you already wrote: an overall note in the language you choose for notes (English by default), a corrected version, important mistakes, more natural phrasing, ways to expand what you wrote, a few useful phrases, and a next challenge aimed at what you struggled with. It does not rewrite you as a native speaker.

4. 4. Keep it, or don’t

   Save to History if you want to look back later. Uncheck Save if you only want the notes this once — you can still save on this browser after you read them. You can download any session as a file.

Your writing

Getting feedback sends your text to an AI provider. There is no account. Saved entries stay with this browser. Clearing site data, or using another device, starts a new history.

Each day you can request feedback 3 times and extra help 10 times.