What it does
Spaced repetition
Every word has its own card: if it comes easily it takes longer to return, if you miss it, it comes right back. That is what turns "having seen" a word into remembering it months later.
Recognise, recall, produce
Each word climbs three levels on its own, driven by your history. Conjugation instead of infinitives, the article glued to the noun, and whole sentences the brain stores as one block.
Six ages, one app
Age changes the pedagogy, not the look. A baby taps a drawing and hears its name, with no score and no way to fail. A small child never sees a typing exercise. An adult gets a keyboard, accents and pronunciation practice.
Speak, not just read
The app listens to your pronunciation and tells you whether you got it right. Recognition happens on the device whenever possible: your child’s voice stays here.
Maths too
Counting, adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and comparing, with pictures for the youngest: seven apples before the number 7.
No accounts, no internet
820 words, 239 real sentences and 28 verbs in present and past, all on your device. No sign-up, no servers, no ads, no analytics. One purchase, shared with the family.
How it looks
Real screenshots, taken from the app itself. Nothing here is a mock-up.





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What's new in version 1.0.14
New look for iOS 26 and 27: the tab bar tucks away as you scroll down and comes back when you scroll up, and buttons use the new glass style. Ready for every screen size, from iPhone SE to iPad and the new folding iPhone. Plus fixes to the course: noun genders, conjugation notes and grammar notes that now say the same in all three languages.
The other apps
Same way of building, different subject.