Android app
The project is scaffolded; Play Store release comes after iOS.
23 things, no dates
Ask why a sentence works without leaving the lesson: a short tutor chat that knows what the lesson has taught and answers at your level. It is open to a few accounts while it is tuned.
More of the culture behind each language, built into the courses: festivals, food, manners and everyday customs, starting from the culture stories already in Japanese and Korean.
Graded readers exist for Japanese and Korean; the other two languages are next.
The project is scaffolded; Play Store release comes after iOS.
Publish your own decks, browse other learners', and fork the ones you like.
Talk to the friends you study with.
Mandarin and German are queued behind Portuguese.
A native iPhone app with the same courses, reviews and stories as the web app, synced between them.
Follow other learners and compare weekly progress on the leaderboards.
Join other learners and contributors to share tips and report problems.
Every sentence in every lesson has audio.
Daily and weekly quests, streak freezes, and lingots to spend on cosmetics.
Graded stories, fill-in-the-blank, conversations, speech recognition and typed writing practice.
Particles and verb conjugation drills for Japanese and Korean, with a conjugation grid for Spanish and French.
An adaptive test finds your level; any module can be tested out of on its own.
Animated stroke order, and handwriting checked against the character: Hiragana, Katakana and Hangul.
Reviews work offline and merge when you reconnect, on every device you sign in on.
Bring an existing Anki deck across so words you already know are credited and not taught again.
Modern scheduling that tracks recognition and recall separately, with audio and images on cards.
Both are live and growing; Spanish runs well past the basics. Expect rougher edges than Japanese while they are walked end to end.
Hangul, core vocabulary, and a grammar line with Revised Romanization as a reading aid.
Modules from hiragana through N4 grammar, with kanji, furigana and speech practice.