Twee

Twee generates CEFR-aligned language lesson materials (texts, dialogues, gap fills, questions, vocabulary exercises) across 10 languages, shares them as PDF, Word, Google files or interactive links, and uses AI to grade student responses. Aimed at ESL and EFL teachers who want faster prep and lighter marking.

Twee is an AI workspace built around the daily routine of a language teacher: preparing texts, exercises and questions for a class, handing them out, then marking what comes back. Instead of one general-purpose chatbot, it offers more than 40 narrow tools organised by skill (reading, writing, speaking, listening, vocabulary, grammar), each of which takes a short input such as a topic, a pasted link or a word list and returns classroom-ready material. Level control is the core of the product. Generated texts, dialogues, gap-fill exercises and open questions can be pitched at any CEFR band from A1 to C2, and the platform covers 10 languages. A typical session starts with the essential vocabulary tool, which proposes a word list for a topic; that list then feeds into a text, a word-definition matching task, a dialogue or a fill-in-the-gap drill. Finished work can be printed as PDF or Word, pushed out as Google Docs or Forms, or shared as Twee's own interactive assignment through a link, which is where the AI assessment kicks in. The system evaluates multiple-choice answers, written responses and gap fills, then reports on performance so the teacher can see where a class or an individual is slipping. The audience is mostly ESL and EFL teachers, tutors, language schools and bilingual classrooms, including teachers working with mixed-ability groups where one worksheet will not fit everyone. Schools get a separate track for managing classes and student accounts. Anyone who already assembles material by hand in Word or by prompting a generic assistant will find the structured tool menu faster, though it also means less freedom than an open chat window allows. Alternatives tend to sit at the two extremes: broad chatbots that can write a worksheet if you prompt carefully, and full learning management systems that organise students but do not generate content. Twee stiches the two together, keeping generation and grading in one place, which is convenient for individual teachers and less so for institutions that already run everything through an existing LMS.