Flashcards
Spaced repetition (SRS), built-in vocabulary by CEFR level, and import for your own decks — plus unlimited custom cards for free.
Greek · A1 → B2 · iOS & Android
Actually learn Greek — not just tap through it.
Flashcards, reading, listening and writing with instant feedback — one focused app for people serious about the language.
Free to start No account needed A1 → B2 Import your own cards
★ 5.0 on the App Store
Everything you need, in one app
Six tools that work together — not six separate apps.
Reading
Write your own texts, upload files, OCR from a photo, or generate a passage at a CEFR level. Reader with page scrolling and text-to-speech.
Listening
Generate a text at your level, listen, then take a comprehension quiz with answers. Save it and come back later.
Writing feedback
Write a short text or letter and get corrections inline, plus scores for communication, grammar, vocabulary and cohesion.
Study materials
Grammar cheat sheets you can reach for any time — and they keep growing.
Study sessions
A guided flow that ties flashcards, reading, listening and writing into one daily practice.
How it works
- 1
Pick your level
Start anywhere from A1 to B2 — built-in decks and materials are organised by CEFR level.
- 2
Practice every day
Spaced repetition adapts to you; daily goals and streaks keep you showing up.
- 3
Produce the language
Write at your level and get feedback with corrections and scores — the part most apps skip.
Built to keep you going
Daily goals & streaks
Set a goal that fits you and keep a streak — small nudges that help you show up every day.
Feedback from inside the app
Report a bug, flag a wrong translation or suggest a feature, right from the app. We read everything.
Your cards, your control
Free, unlimited custom flashcards and an easy deck import — your vocabulary stays yours.
Questions
How hard is it to learn Greek?
Greek has its own alphabet and a few unfamiliar grammar points, but it's very learnable with steady practice — most people read the alphabet within a week. The app breaks the path into A1 → B2 steps so it never feels overwhelming.
How long does it take to learn Greek?
It depends on your goal and pace. A solid A2 (everyday conversations) usually takes a few months of daily practice; B1–B2 takes longer. Daily goals and spaced repetition keep you moving.
Is it free?
Yes — free to download, with unlimited custom flashcards and core study. The generation and feedback features have a free allowance, with an optional Pro upgrade.
Can I import my own cards?
Yes — import your own decks (a simple CSV format) alongside the built-in ones.
iOS and Android?
Both — the same app and content on either platform.
Do I need an account?
No. Your cards and progress live on your device.
Does it work offline?
Flashcards and your saved material work offline. Generation, translation and writing feedback need a connection.
Start learning Greek today
Free to download. A1 → B2. iOS and Android.