Tildosh features
Tildosh is not another word-memorizing app. It is a complete learning system of three core parts: live conversation with an adaptive AI tutor, a personal dictionary with a scientifically grounded repetition system, and progress mechanics that keep motivation alive. Each part is designed to solve a specific language-learning problem.
Below we examine each feature in detail — and how they work together is explained on the How it works page.
One more important thing: all components work as a single system. A word you struggled with in conversation is automatically saved to your dictionary, comes up for review as a flashcard the next day, and a week later appears in new micro-lesson examples. Nothing needs entering by hand — the system connects everything itself.
Adaptive AI tutor
The heart of Tildosh is an AI teacher that chats with you freely. From the very first conversation it estimates your level: which words you use, where you make mistakes, which topics are hard for you. After that every exercise is personalized — never too easy, never too hard. When you make a mistake, the AI notices immediately and corrects you gently: first it shows the right version, then explains the error in Uzbek. It feels like working with an expensive tutor — but anytime, anywhere.
Tap-to-Meaning dictionary
Meet an unfamiliar word while reading? Just tap it — the translation, pronunciation, and several example sentences open instantly. No need to switch to a separate dictionary app or copy-paste. Every tapped word is automatically saved to your personal dictionary and later comes up for review as flashcards. Your vocabulary grows naturally, in the flow of reading, without strain.
Micro-lessons
Each lesson lasts 5–10 minutes and covers one specific topic: a single grammar rule, ten new words, or a short listening exercise. Lessons are chosen by the AI tutor for your level — finished topics are not repeated, while unmastered ones are re-explained in a different form. They fit even a busy day: on the bus, in a queue, during lunch break. Consistency is the most important factor in language learning, and micro-lessons make consistency easy.
Personal dictionary
Every word you save is collected in your personal dictionary: with its translation, example sentences, the text it came from, and a repetition counter. The dictionary is organized by topic — for example, “travel”, “work”, “daily life”. You can review it anytime and mark difficult words. It is a map of your personal vocabulary: you clearly see which areas you are strong in and where you need work.
SRS flashcards (SM-2)
Spaced Repetition System. Research shows that a word repeated exactly on the edge of forgetting stays in memory firmly. Tildosh uses the SM-2 algorithm: the next review time for each word is calculated from your answers. Easy words are repeated rarely, hard ones often. As a result, two to three times more words stick in the same amount of time — no mechanical cramming needed.
Streaks and level system
Daily practice grows your streak — the chain of consecutive days. Reminders arrive so the streak does not break, but without pressure: a missed day can be preserved with a special “freeze”. The level indicator (starting from A0) reflects your overall progress, and every small win is celebrated. The statistics section has the details: weekly activity, words mastered, accuracy by grammar topic.
Explanations in Uzbek
The biggest flaw of most international apps is explaining rules in English. A beginner-level learner cannot understand the explanation itself. In Tildosh, all grammar notes, instructions, and error analyses are given in pure Uzbek. The examples are also lively and familiar: not abstract textbook sentences, but situations from everyday life. An explanation in your native language means fast understanding and confidence.
Coming next: voice conversation
In the next stage Tildosh will learn to speak: speech recognition and synthesis technologies will let you practice with the AI teacher as if on a phone call. Your pronunciation will be scored automatically, and mispronounced sounds drilled separately. This is the most effective way to beat the fear of speaking: there is no live person to feel embarrassed in front of — only a patient AI.
And this is only the beginning. Later stages will add a teacher marketplace and B2B tools for learning centers. See the full plan on the Roadmap page.
Still have questions — check the FAQ page or join the waitlist to try Tildosh among the first after launch.
Technically it is simple too: nothing to install — every feature works in the Mini App inside Telegram, and your data is stored securely, tied to your account.