How to use LLH Tutor

The two modes

Every question you ask uses one of two modes. You choose with the toggle below the input box.

Explain mode

Something you read or heard

Paste any phrase, sentence, idiom, or grammar pattern you don't fully understand. Your tutor explains what it means, why natives say it, and how it compares to your language.

What does "let's circle back on this" mean?

Correct mode

Something you wrote

Paste anything you've written — an email, a message, a sentence you're unsure about. Your tutor corrects it, explains exactly what was wrong, and shows why your language makes that mistake feel natural.

I am agree with your suggestion about the meeting.

How to ask a better question

The more context you give, the more useful the explanation.

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Use the context selector. Choosing "Work email", "Social media", or "Film/TV" tells your tutor where you saw the phrase. The same phrase means different things in different situations.

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Include the surrounding sentence if you have it. "What does 'fair enough' mean?" is good. "Someone said 'fair enough' when I pushed back in a meeting — was that dismissive?" is better.

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Ask in your own language if it's clearer. You don't need to ask in English. Ask in Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin — whatever is most natural. Your tutor understands and responds accordingly.

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Ask about one thing at a time. One focused question gets a sharper explanation than three mixed together.

Image uploads

On Pro and Unlimited plans, you can take a screenshot of any text and upload it directly. Useful when you can't easily copy text — a photo of a sign, a screenshot from an app, a picture of a document.

Your tutor reads the image, extracts the English, and explains it as if you had typed it yourself.

How to use it: Click the image icon next to the input box, then select a photo from your device. You can also add a note in the text box to ask something specific about the image.

Your review queue

Every explanation is automatically saved. Three days after you first ask something, it comes back for review. Reading it again at that point — just before you'd normally forget it — is one of the most effective ways to move something into long-term memory.

When you have items due for review, a card appears at the top of your tutor screen. Work through them when you have a few minutes.

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Dismiss when you understand it clearly.

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Snooze if you need more time — it will come back again.

Your library

Everything you've ever asked is saved automatically in your library. You never need to copy or export anything.

From the library you can search by keyword, filter by topic or date, and bookmark explanations you want to find quickly again. Use it to look back at something before a meeting, a trip, or an exam.

Frequently asked

No. Ask in any language you're comfortable with. Your tutor understands questions in Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, French, and any other language your keyboard can type. It will respond in the language you've set in your preferences.

Explain mode is for things you've encountered — phrases, idioms, grammar patterns — that you want to understand. Correct mode is for things you've written that you want checked and improved. The feedback format is different: Explain gives you context and meaning, Correct gives you a verdict, the corrected version, and an explanation of what went wrong.

Yes, on Pro and Unlimited plans. Click the image icon next to the input, choose your photo, and your tutor will read and explain the English in it. This works well for screenshots of apps, websites, documents, or photos of signs and menus.

It's spaced repetition — a proven memory technique. Three days after you first ask something, it reappears so you can review it at the moment you're about to forget it. Over time this moves explanations from short-term to long-term memory. You'll find it in the review card on your tutor screen when items are due.

Your tutor knows your native language, English level, goals, and the English variety you're focused on. It uses all of this to explain things in terms that make sense for you specifically — not a generic answer. Over time it also tracks which topics you've studied and which areas you find difficult, so explanations get more targeted as you use it more.

Yes, at any time. Go to Settings and update your profile. Changes take effect immediately on your next question.

Yes. Every explanation is saved to your library the moment it's generated. You can find everything you've ever asked in Library, search by topic, and bookmark anything you want to find quickly.

Yes to both. Go to Settings and scroll to the Data section. You can delete your full conversation history or delete your account entirely. Both are immediate and permanent.