Vaexi

Language learning, out loud

Talk with voice avatars of real language teachers

Vaexi is live conversation practice: pick an avatar a real teacher built from their own materials, start speaking, and get corrected gently — in the moment, in your target language. Your first 10 minutes are free.

  • ✓ Voice-first
  • ✓ Materials-grounded
  • ✓ Remembers your goals
María
Cuéntame: ¿qué hiciste este fin de semana?
Fui al museo… ¿se dice fui o he ido?
Live voice

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick an avatar

    Browse tutors by language. Every avatar is built from a real teacher's lesson materials — their examples, their method, their style — and carries an Identity verified badge once the creator passes an ID check.

  2. 2

    Talk — actually talk

    No flashcards. The avatar greets you first; you answer with your voice and can interrupt at any moment, like on a call. It keeps to one micro-topic at a time and corrects you gently.

  3. 3

    Come back — it remembers

    The avatar keeps a learner profile: your level, goals and interests shape the next session. Your first 10 minutes are free, and signing in takes one email.

Built from real teaching

A teacher's materials become an active lesson method

PDFs, worksheets and slides are parsed, analyzed in batches, and turned into a teaching prompt. During the call, the avatar can search the original material instead of improvising an answer.

  1. 01

    Upload

    PDF, Word and PowerPoint stay visible in the creator studio.

  2. 02

    Extract the method

    Gemini maps tone, explanations, corrections, examples and lesson structure.

  3. 03

    Teach and remember

    The avatar searches the source live, then leaves a concise summary and homework.

Spanish tutors

11 Spanish avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in Spanish.

Spanish tutor

Half tutor, half cheerleader, Tomás makes Spanish feel far less scary than it looks.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet TomásVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

From the very first hello, Paula gets you saying Spanish out loud — idioms and slang is where you begin.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet PaulaVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

Andrés has a real soft spot for real-life culture, and it shows in how patiently they coach every learner.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet AndrésVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

For Sofía, a good Spanish lesson feels less like a class and more like catching up with a friend.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet SofíaVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

Javier brings a little of Ciudad de México into every Spanish lesson and meets you right at your level.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet JavierVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

With Carmen there's no lecturing — just living Spanish and small, kind corrections along the way.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet CarmenVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

Raised around Bogotá, Mateo loves turning textbook Spanish into things you'd genuinely say.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet MateoVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

Lucía teaches Spanish the way friends catch up over coffee in Sevilla: relaxed, real, unhurried.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet LucíaVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

Ask Diego's students and they'll say the same thing — Spanish clicked once they started talking.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet DiegoVoice lesson →

Spanish tutor

Valentina has spent years in Madrid helping people actually speak Spanish, not just study it.

  • small talk
  • daily routine
  • making plans
Meet ValentinaVoice lesson →

María García

Identity verified

Spanish tutor

María, a warm and patient Spanish tutor from Sevilla.

  • pretérito perfecto
  • experiencias
  • acciones recientes
Meet MaríaVoice lesson →

English tutors

11 English avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in English.

English tutor

Daniel fell for English as a learner too, so the hard parts are exactly where they shine.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet DanielVoice lesson →

English tutor

Curious and quietly encouraging, Chloe helps English learners find their own voice.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet ChloeVoice lesson →

English tutor

Ethan knows Chicago inside out and weaves that everyday English into every conversation.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet EthanVoice lesson →

English tutor

Half tutor, half cheerleader, Hannah makes English feel far less scary than it looks.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet HannahVoice lesson →

English tutor

From the very first hello, Noah gets you saying English out loud — grammar that finally clicks is where you begin.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet NoahVoice lesson →

English tutor

Grace has a real soft spot for sounding natural, and it shows in how patiently they coach every learner.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet GraceVoice lesson →

English tutor

For Liam, a good English lesson feels less like a class and more like catching up with a friend.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet LiamVoice lesson →

English tutor

Olivia brings a little of Manchester into every English lesson and meets you right at your level.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet OliviaVoice lesson →

English tutor

With Oliver there's no lecturing — just living English and small, kind corrections along the way.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet OliverVoice lesson →

English tutor

Raised around London, Emma loves turning textbook English into things you'd genuinely say.

  • small talk
  • daily routine
  • making plans
Meet EmmaVoice lesson →

English tutor

James, a friendly English tutor from London.

  • present perfect
  • timeline
  • past participle
Meet JamesVoice lesson →

German tutors

10 German avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in German.

German tutor

Ask Max's students and they'll say the same thing — German clicked once they started talking.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet MaxVoice lesson →

German tutor

Sophie has spent years in Dresden helping people actually speak German, not just study it.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet SophieVoice lesson →

German tutor

Warmth first, grammar second — Paul gets you comfortable enough in German to take real risks.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet PaulVoice lesson →

German tutor

Laura fell for German as a learner too, so the hard parts are exactly where they shine.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet LauraVoice lesson →

German tutor

Curious and quietly encouraging, Jonas helps German learners find their own voice.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet JonasVoice lesson →

German tutor

Marie knows Köln inside out and weaves that everyday German into every conversation.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet MarieVoice lesson →

German tutor

Half tutor, half cheerleader, Felix makes German feel far less scary than it looks.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet FelixVoice lesson →

German tutor

From the very first hello, Lena gets you saying German out loud — the language of work is where you begin.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet LenaVoice lesson →

German tutor

Lukas has a real soft spot for travel talk, and it shows in how patiently they coach every learner.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet LukasVoice lesson →

German tutor

Anna Müller, a warm German tutor from Berlin who makes everyday conversation feel manageable.

  • daily life
  • travel
  • cafés
Meet AnnaVoice lesson →

French tutors

10 French avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in French.

French tutor

With Gabriel there's no lecturing — just living French and small, kind corrections along the way.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet GabrielVoice lesson →

French tutor

Raised around Strasbourg, Léa loves turning textbook French into things you'd genuinely say.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet LéaVoice lesson →

French tutor

Nathan teaches French the way friends catch up over coffee in Bruxelles: relaxed, real, unhurried.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet NathanVoice lesson →

French tutor

Ask Chloé's students and they'll say the same thing — French clicked once they started talking.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet ChloéVoice lesson →

French tutor

Antoine has spent years in Toulouse helping people actually speak French, not just study it.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet AntoineVoice lesson →

French tutor

Warmth first, grammar second — Manon gets you comfortable enough in French to take real risks.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet ManonVoice lesson →

French tutor

Hugo fell for French as a learner too, so the hard parts are exactly where they shine.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet HugoVoice lesson →

French tutor

Curious and quietly encouraging, Élodie helps French learners find their own voice.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet ÉlodieVoice lesson →

French tutor

Louis knows Lyon inside out and weaves that everyday French into every conversation.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet LouisVoice lesson →

French tutor

Claire Dubois, an encouraging French tutor from Lyon who teaches natural phrases for travel and social situations.

  • travel
  • restaurants
  • small talk
Meet ClaireVoice lesson →

Italian tutors

10 Italian avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in Italian.

Italian tutor

Luca knows Verona inside out and weaves that everyday Italian into every conversation.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet LucaVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

Half tutor, half cheerleader, Valentina makes Italian feel far less scary than it looks.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet ValentinaVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

From the very first hello, Davide gets you saying Italian out loud — real-life culture is where you begin.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet DavideVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

Alessia has a real soft spot for your very first words, and it shows in how patiently they coach every learner.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet AlessiaVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

For Matteo, a good Italian lesson feels less like a class and more like catching up with a friend.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet MatteoVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

Sara brings a little of Padova into every Italian lesson and meets you right at your level.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet SaraVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

With Lorenzo there's no lecturing — just living Italian and small, kind corrections along the way.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet LorenzoVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

Raised around Napoli, Chiara loves turning textbook Italian into things you'd genuinely say.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet ChiaraVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

Marco teaches Italian the way friends catch up over coffee in Milano: relaxed, real, unhurried.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet MarcoVoice lesson →

Italian tutor

Giulia Rossi, a lively Italian tutor from Florence who builds lessons around useful everyday conversations.

  • introductions
  • food
  • city life
Meet GiuliaVoice lesson →

Dutch tutors

10 Dutch avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in Dutch.

Dutch tutor

Warmth first, grammar second — Lars gets you comfortable enough in Dutch to take real risks.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet LarsVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Eva fell for Dutch as a learner too, so the hard parts are exactly where they shine.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet EvaVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Curious and quietly encouraging, Thijs helps Dutch learners find their own voice.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet ThijsVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Julia knows Antwerpen inside out and weaves that everyday Dutch into every conversation.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet JuliaVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Half tutor, half cheerleader, Sem makes Dutch feel far less scary than it looks.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet SemVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

From the very first hello, Lotte gets you saying Dutch out loud — sounding natural is where you begin.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet LotteVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Bram has a real soft spot for exam nerves, and it shows in how patiently they coach every learner.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet BramVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

For Fenna, a good Dutch lesson feels less like a class and more like catching up with a friend.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet FennaVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Daan brings a little of Rotterdam into every Dutch lesson and meets you right at your level.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet DaanVoice lesson →

Dutch tutor

Noor de Vries, a clear and friendly Dutch tutor from Utrecht focused on practical language for work and life in the Netherlands.

  • work
  • moving abroad
  • daily errands
Meet NoorVoice lesson →

Japanese tutors

10 Japanese avatars are live. Each one talks, listens and corrects in Japanese.

Japanese tutor

Riku teaches Japanese the way friends catch up over coffee in Hiroshima: relaxed, real, unhurried.

  • texting
  • formal letters
  • punctuation
Meet RikuVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Ask Rin's students and they'll say the same thing — Japanese clicked once they started talking.

  • idioms
  • slang
  • useful fillers
Meet RinVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Yuto has spent years in Kobe helping people actually speak Japanese, not just study it.

  • customs
  • holidays
  • food culture
Meet YutoVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Warmth first, grammar second — Mei gets you comfortable enough in Japanese to take real risks.

  • first phrases
  • numbers
  • introductions
Meet MeiVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Sota fell for Japanese as a learner too, so the hard parts are exactly where they shine.

  • tenses
  • prepositions
  • word order
Meet SotaVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Curious and quietly encouraging, Hina helps Japanese learners find their own voice.

  • tricky sounds
  • intonation
  • linking words
Meet HinaVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Ren knows Yokohama inside out and weaves that everyday Japanese into every conversation.

  • exam strategies
  • essay structure
  • listening drills
Meet RenVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Half tutor, half cheerleader, Sakura makes Japanese feel far less scary than it looks.

  • meetings
  • professional email
  • negotiations
Meet SakuraVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

From the very first hello, Haruto gets you saying Japanese out loud — travel talk is where you begin.

  • at the airport
  • asking directions
  • hotels
Meet HarutoVoice lesson →

Japanese tutor

Yuki Tanaka, a patient Japanese tutor from Tokyo who helps beginners speak from the first lesson.

  • introductions
  • travel
  • polite expressions
Meet YukiVoice lesson →

What is Vaexi?

Vaexi is a catalog of talking AI avatars created by real language teachers. A teacher uploads the materials they actually teach with — PDFs, slides, worksheets — and Vaexi distills them into the avatar's persona and teaching style. The result speaks with a natural synthesized voice and runs a lesson the way its creator would: same examples, same method, same tone.

A session is a live voice conversation, not an exercise feed. The avatar leads: it opens with a question, sticks to one micro-topic at a time, praises what you got right and fixes what you didn't. Beginners get short phrases and tiny hints; from B1 up it switches to full immersion. You can interrupt it mid-sentence and it stops and listens — replies come back in a couple of seconds.

Every learner gets a private profile per avatar — level, goals, interests — that the avatar remembers between sessions. Creators can confirm who they are with a government-ID check and earn the Identity verified badge. Signing in takes one email, your first 10 minutes are free, and anyone can become a creator — choose Teach, pass a quick ID check, and publish.

Frequently asked questions

How does a lesson on Vaexi work?

You open an avatar's page, press Talk, and speak. The avatar greets you first and leads a live voice conversation: one micro-topic at a time, questions to keep you talking, and gentle corrections along the way. You can interrupt it mid-sentence, exactly like a phone call.

Is Vaexi free to try?

Yes. Sign in with your email — no password, no card — and your first 10 minutes of live conversation are free. Lessons are 25 minutes; you can buy more once you're hooked.

Which languages can I practice?

Right now the catalog lists Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Dutch and Japanese tutors. New languages appear as soon as creators publish avatars for them.

Whose voice am I hearing?

A natural synthesized voice. The avatar itself — its persona, examples and way of teaching — is distilled from lesson materials uploaded by its creator, a real language teacher.

What does the Identity verified badge mean?

The avatar's creator has passed a government-ID identity check with our verification partner. The documents stay with the verification provider; Vaexi stores only the result.

Will an avatar remember me?

Yes. Each avatar keeps a private learner profile for you — your level, goals and interests — and picks the next conversation up where the last one ended.

How do I become a creator?

Anyone can. When you sign in, choose Teach, verify your identity with a quick government-ID check, upload your teaching materials, and publish your avatar.

Ready to say your first sentence out loud?

Pick a tutor and start talking — your first 10 minutes are on us.