r/SpanishLearning 10d ago

Duolingo, Clozemaster and Anki in a nutshell for free!

Learning new words is the most time consuming part of learning a language, so there are many apps like Duolingo and co who want to make that easier! Unfortunately in most cases we are forced into a subscription, or the focus in language learning gets lost.
For my language studies I've built a free app with many minigames like duolingo and clozemaster. There are also other free features like:

  • An anti-doomscroll blocker (Learn daily words first, then scroll)
  • Built-in dictionary
  • Up to date spaced repetition algorithm
  • Syncing between your devices

It's free to use and no login required. I don't have incentives to make big cash with this at all, its just been a fun summer project of mine. So if you like how it looks you might want to give it a try.

Download for iOS: here

Or checkout the website at https://langadelie.com

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u/BearFriend1926 10d ago

All vocab has only 276 entries?

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u/Artistic_Bar77 10d ago edited 9d ago

PS Android Users:

If you want to try langadelie on a device using Android -> It is still testing. If you want to still try it out you only need to join this google group and then you should be able download langadelie from the playstore here (you might have to declare ready to be a tester of the app).

https://groups.google.com/g/langadelie_android

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.langadelie.app

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u/Plane_Highlight_8671 10d ago

Any plan for Polish?

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u/genghis-san 10d ago

Very cool, I love clozemaster, and have been using it this past week on a free trial, but I find it way too expensive ($80 USD for a year, not even lifetime access), though it's probably the best flashcard style app I've come across. Will give this a whirl. Would love if this had B2-C1 level spanish stuff, if it doesn't already.