Dioma is running 20% off annual plans for Actual Fluency readers, with the code ACTUALFLUENCY.
The discount applies to an annual plan, and it kicks in after the 21 day free trial rather than during it. So you can try the thing properly before you pay anything.
What Dioma actually is
Dioma is a practice engine rather than a course. You speak and write your own responses, from nothing, and it corrects you and names the structure you got wrong.
That makes it unusual. Most apps build comprehension and quietly skip production, which is the half that actually stalls people at intermediate.
It covers Spanish, French and Hebrew, starts around A2 to B1, and is web only for now.
Is the deal worth taking
If you're stuck at intermediate and you already understand far more than you can say, this is the category of tool that helps.
At $13 a month billed annually it sits at the upper end of app pricing, so 20% off is a real saving rather than a token one.
If you're a beginner, or your language isn't one of the three, this isn't your tool and a discount doesn't change that.
I've written up the product in full in my Dioma review, including where it falls short.
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