SuperMemo
by SuperMemoSuperMemo offers language learning on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows and the web.
Language learning apps support practice in vocabulary, grammar, listening, speaking and review. This list helps you compare tools before choosing one for a phone, tablet or computer.
The page order is rebuilt nightly. Compare the published fields for free access, paid starting points, offline lessons, speech practice, placement tests, personalized review, mobile apps and languages offered.
SuperMemo offers language learning on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows and the web.
Talkpal provides language study on Android, iOS, macOS and the web, but not offline lessons.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Mango Languages runs on Android, iOS, the web and a browser extension with offline lessons.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Langua provides language lessons on Android, iOS, macOS and the web, with speech practice in 23 languages.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1It suits learners from absolute beginners through advanced speakers who want courses across devices.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2JapanesePod101 provides Japanese lessons on Android, iOS and the web.
Talktiko suits learners studying for work, travel, or exams such as DELE, DELF, Goethe-Zertifikat, and JLPT.
Duolingo suits learners looking for short, adaptable lessons in languages, chess, or math.
Meslingo suits learners seeking speech practice and personalized review in one of its 16 languages.
LingQ offers language study on Android, iOS, the web and a browser extension, with offline lessons.
Clozemaster offers free language lessons on Android, iOS and the web, with offline and personalized review.
Memrise offers Android, iOS, and web access with speaking exercises.
Sotto is a free language app for phones, Linux, Mac, Windows and the web, with offline and speech practice.
Lingora supports Android, iOS, macOS, and web access, with lessons for no-connection study and speaking exercises.
Busuu teaches languages on phones and the web, adding offline access and speech practice.
Lingopie suits language learners who want to study with shows, stories, and other media, with tools for different proficiency levels.
SpeakPal may suit learners who want speaking practice for travel, work, study, or everyday situations.
LearnEnglish Grammar teaches English grammar through Android and iPhone apps.
Check the Free plan field if you want to begin without a subscription. A free trial is a separate option and may offer temporary access to paid features.
Talktiko lists a paid plan from $4.17 per month with annual billing and a seven-day trial.
Use Speech practice for speaking work, Placement test for an initial level check and Personalized review for targeted repetition.
Offline lessons can matter when you study without a connection. Compare that field with the practice format you need.
Look for support on iOS, Android, web, macOS, Windows or Linux before you choose. Mobile apps can make short study sessions easier to fit into a day.
The Languages offered field shows whether an app covers the language you want to study. Check it before comparing lesson tools or subscription plans.
If you need to read or change an app's code, check its open-source status. The list marks open-source entries separately from other pricing models.