Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- iPhone
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- visionOS
Austria
EU








Web-based interactive language platform offers game-inspired lessons and immersive experiences, allowing users to learn through context, exploration, and repeated exposure while avoiding memorization drills. Features accessibility, dynamic lessons, and browser access.




Transform your learning with AI-enhanced, personalised flashcards and seamless device synchronisation—anytime, anywhere.




Scholarsome is an open source studying system. Through the use of flashcards, among other core features, users can practice memorization of terms and definitions, along with keeping their data secure locally.

We started the Corgi project as a hobby to help people overcome language barriers and make better use of their time online.




Motivation. This is what Xeropan offers to language learners through an intuitive game powered by the most advanced A.I.




Fluentjoy is the #1 short-video app for English learners. With more than 3,000 short videos covering real-life situations, conversation practices (with accent coaching) and quizzes, we provide a user-specific learning plan and a way for user to track their learning progress.



Vocabla is an app for building your English vocabulary.
It can help you learn 300+ English words/month.
How it works: New English word? Add it to Vocabla. Memorize it.
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PolyglotTrainer is a vocabulary trainer for polyglots: people who speak and want to maintain 4+ languages. Very simple and focussed on one goal: to learn the 1000 most common words of several languages in parallel.




Toucan will teach you Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and French without ever opening a textbook.




Meet Univerbal (formerly Quazel, but now you can actually spell it!), your AI tutor and conversation partner for honing your language skills. Talk in real-life scenarios, ask grammar and vocabulary questions, and receive speaking feedback.



Inspired by the groundbreaking research of Craik & Tulving (1975), which showed that deeper, semantic-level processing significantly improves memory retention, this app helps students expand and retain their vocabulary more effectively than any memorization-based tools.


