What's new

Exam questions and answers now read left to right, letters on the left — like the real test, whatever the app's language.

The app now opens in French, Hindi, Chinese or Vietnamese when that is your phone's language — it used to fall back to English.

What's new: after each update, a short note of what changed — and every release in the menu.

A new first screen for newcomers: read a real story, tap any word for its meaning, and browse stories in 12 languages from A1 to C2 — no account needed.

On Android, the first screen also shows real podcasts whose subtitles follow the voice.

Question-and-answer decks: hear a question, answer out loud, then check yourself — topic by topic, like a conversation.

A list view for question decks: see a whole topic at once and play it from start to end.

Podcast subtitles now stay in step with the voice, even after an ad break.

A new podcast player on Android, the same one as on the website.

Community posts are private by default: only the first letter of your name is shown.

The story library now has 12 languages — German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and more — starting at beginner level.

Podcasts in 10 more languages, with hundreds of new shows.

Listening to a whole deck now starts at once, and each word can repeat until you move on.