Micro-drills you can do in the four minutes you actually have. One tap per card, spaced repetition underneath, and nothing that guilts you into coming back.





Around 450 verbs per language, conjugated across every tense — including the 129 Dutch separable verbs, whose prefix splits in a main clause and sits inside the participle.
Each rule is written to be read once, then drilled immediately. Nine kinds of drill, from fill-in to listening to spelling-to-sound.
Eight serialised series of six episodes per language — everyday life, fashion, health, food, relationships, love, wine and news — each with its own cast.
Vocabulary is never taught bare: Dutch nouns always arrive with de or het, and gender is drilled as part of the word.
How a written word is actually said, taught against words you can already pronounce rather than against phonetic notation.
Hands-free listening you can run on a bike or a train with the screen locked. Tap a word in any text to see what it means.
| Language | Rules | Drills | Verbs | Words | Phrases | Texts | Dialogues |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| French | 109 | 1786 | 450 | 1797 | 282 | 113 | 35 |
| Italian | 87 | 1512 | 451 | 1677 | 272 | 103 | 34 |
| Dutch | 90 | 1548 | 453 | 1581 | 258 | 103 | 34 |
Levels A1 to C1. Comprehension questions are written in the language of the text they follow. The learning content is a carefully built draft and is still being reviewed by native speakers.