Pupils listen to an audio dictation matched to their school level, type what they hear, and receive a correction that highlights each mistake, sorts it by type — agreement, homophone, conjugation, accent, punctuation — and explains the rule behind it with a short worked example. Audio can be paused and replayed sentence by sentence, and the full text stays readable on screen so the sound is optional.

The tool covers French school levels from CP through to Terminale, including brevet preparation and dictations for adults, with dedicated pages for individual classes and specific difficulties such as the a/à homophones or the past participle. From the mistakes a pupil makes across dictations, it builds a profile of recurring weaknesses and generates a weekly revision programme indicating what to work on first, adjusting difficulty as they progress.

A parent dashboard shows average score, regularity, priority weaknesses and the recommendation for the week. The vendor states the dictations were designed with teachers and follow the French national curriculum, and describes classroom use where teachers set ready-made dictations and rely on the explained corrections. A free account is available.