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Twee

AI lesson-planning toolkit built for English and language teachers

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About

Twee is an AI platform purpose-built for language teachers, launched in 2023. It offers 40+ tools spanning reading, writing, speaking, listening, vocabulary, and grammar: teachers input a topic, paste a link, or provide a word list and get CEFR-aligned exercises (A1–C2) in seconds — gap-fills, true/false, open questions, dialogues, essay prompts, YouTube-video questions with transcripts, and discussion starters across 10 languages. A Pro tier adds AI grading of open-ended student responses and interactive assignment sharing via link, with export to PDF and Word. The company reports 500,000+ teachers using the platform and names institutions like Ohio State University and the University of Sheffield (company-reported). The free plan includes a limited number of runs per month; Pro is around $12–19/month depending on the source. It is English-teaching focused by design, so it is narrow by intent rather than by accident.

What it can do

  • 40+ AI tools for language teaching across 10 languages
  • CEFR-aligned exercise generation (A1–C2)
  • YouTube video questions with transcription
  • AI grading of open-ended responses (Pro)
  • Interactive assignment sharing via link
  • Export to PDF, Word, and Google Docs

Setup

Create an account on the website. Pick a tool, enter a topic or paste a YouTube link, generate the material, then export or share the interactive assignment link with students.

Prerequisites

A web browser. No student accounts needed for shared interactive assignments.

Use cases

lesson planningESL teachingvocabulary exercisesAI grading

Works with

Trust score — 7/10

/10 trustVerified

Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: 40+ tools, CEFR A1-C2 alignment, 10 languages verified via review directories; 500k+ teachers and named institutions are company-reported; Launched 2023; free plan has monthly run limits.

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