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Adapts to your actual mistakes
Most apps repeat what you already know. We track which words you get wrong, when you forget them, and rebuild tomorrow’s lesson around exactly that.
Spaced repetition · per-learner model
iOS & Android · 50+ languages
Learn a language.Actually remember it.
Most apps teach you to tap. Cringe teaches you to speak. AI lessons that adapt to where you actually struggle, with a tutor that's patient enough to hear you mangle the subjunctive at 7am.
Start learning in minutes with guided daily sessions and conversation practice.
Lesson 4 · French12-day streak
Ordering coffee in Paris
Un café, s'il vous plaît
Tutor
Nice — but try "un café noir" if you want it black. Parisians don't say "americano".Un café noir, merci.
Tap to speak
4.8/5
App Store · 12k ratings
50+
Languages, including Welsh and Swahili
11 min
Median daily session
No ads
Not even on the free tier
What you get
Three things every other app gets wrong.
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A tutor that hears you out
Speak full sentences, not multiple-choice. The conversation tutor catches pronunciation, grammar, and confidence dips — without the school-marm energy.
Real-time speech · 50+ accents
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Fits the day you actually have
Eleven minutes on the train. Two minutes at a red light. Sessions resize to the time you give them, so you stop quitting in shame on day nine.
Adaptive lesson length · offline mode
From people who finished a unit
We asked them to be nice. They were specific instead.
“Six other apps in five years. This is the first one I didn’t quit by week two.”
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Sofia, 28
Japanese · 128 sessions
“It corrected my Portuguese accent without making me feel five. That’s the whole bar, honestly.”
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Marcus, 34
Portuguese · 84 sessions
“I ordered dinner in French in Lyon. Waiter didn’t switch to English. That was the whole goal.”
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Priya, 31
French · 62 sessions
“Streak system that doesn’t punish you for having a life. Took me a second to trust it.”
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Daniel, 26
Spanish · 95 sessions
“Refreshing to use a language app that isn’t trying to be a video game. It’s trying to be a tutor. I’d forgotten the difference.”
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Leila, 41
Arabic · 71 sessions