Today's review
After the 10 flashcards, a mixed quiz on today's pack: multiple choice and typing. Any finish counts toward the weekly exam; a perfect score keeps the streak.
Each day you draw a fresh 10. Skip a word you already know (a few redraws), accept the rest. That list is today's pack — saved to your history.
Term, translation, example sentence. Mark reviewed as you go. The daily quiz unlocks only after all 10 cards are done.
Lock in the words you learned — a short daily quiz, then a weekly exam when the week adds up.
After the 10 flashcards, a mixed quiz on today's pack: multiple choice and typing. Any finish counts toward the weekly exam; a perfect score keeps the streak.
Five completed daily quizzes in the week unlock Sunday's exam. Twenty questions from those lessons, a 24-hour window, then a new week.
A small, finished pack beats an abandoned 40-minute lesson. The number is the product.
The pack unlocks with a morning push in your timezone. No feed, no streak guilt before you've even had coffee.
The exam is built from days you actually completed - not from a giant random bank you never saw.
Short answers. The app is built around a daily 10, not a full language course.
Ten. You draw a pack of 10, skip ones you already know (limited redraws), then review those cards. That's the whole daily session.
No. Flashcards plus a short quiz are meant to fit in a few minutes. When today's 10 are reviewed, you're done until the next day's pack.
You learn a target language with translations in your source language. Launch pairs include English and Spanish into Polish; more pairs can be added without changing the app.
Complete five daily quizzes in the week and Sunday opens a 24-hour exam on those lessons. The bar is completed days, not only perfect scores. A 100% daily quiz is what keeps the streak.
Yes. It's available to download on iOS and Android.
Email and password, or Google. You still fill in name and date of birth on the first run. Apple Sign In is not in this release.