Support & FAQ

Yes. All 280 lessons from A1 to C2, the graded stories, conversations, Smart Review, Daily Workout, flashcards, quizzes and the Conjugation Gym are free, with no hearts, energy or daily limits. The free version shows a banner on the Learn and Review screens and, now and then, a full-screen ad after you finish a lesson, review, quiz, drill, story, parallel story, conversation or dialogue. Never during one. Understood In Spanish Pro ($0.99 a month or $5.99 a year) removes the ads. That is the only difference.

Yes. The whole course and your progress live on your device, and your phone's own voice speaks the Spanish. Lessons, stories and review work with no connection. Audio needs a Spanish voice on your phone, which most phones have. Speaking practice works offline only where your phone can recognize Spanish on the device; otherwise you can skip it. The app goes online only for ads in the free version, for purchases and, on some phones, for speech recognition.

Each lesson has a speaking exercise. Tap Tap & speak, say the sentence, and your phone's speech recognition compares what it heard with the target — you see the recognised text either way. Speaking exercises are always optional: Skip speaking leaves them out of your score, and if you decline the microphone permission the app skips them automatically. The app doesn't record or keep your voice. Depending on your phone, Apple or Google may process the audio to recognize it (see the privacy policy).

Yes. Lessons, hints and glosses are explained in the language you choose — 33 languages, including Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Thai, Arabic and Hebrew. Change it any time in Settings → I speak. The Spanish you learn is identical in every language. The course was written by AI and checked with automated tests and AI review, not by a human linguist. Translations other than English are machine-generated.

Typed answers ignore capitalisation and punctuation, and an answer typed without accents is accepted with a gentle “watch the accents” note. Most exercises accept several phrasings, but not every synonym. If you are sure a correct answer was rejected, tell us the lesson and the exact sentence through the contact form below — we fix content in the next release.

Your progress is stored only on your device, so back it up yourself: Settings → Backup & transfer → Export progress saves a single file (lessons, streaks, review schedule, custom cards and quizzes). On the new phone, Import progress merges it in — it never deletes anything. A backup file moves between iPhone, iPad and Android in either direction. Your normal iCloud or Google device backup usually includes the app's data as well.

Open Profile → Go Pro to subscribe. If you reinstall or change phones, use Settings → Restore purchases. Cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings; ads return when the current period ends, and nothing else changes.

The lock only means the previous lesson isn't finished yet. Tap it anyway and choose Jump in anyway — nothing in the course is ever locked for real.

Settings → Reset progress wipes lessons, streaks and your review deck. Custom flashcards and quizzes you created are kept. This cannot be undone, so export first if you might want it back.

iPhone and iPad on iOS 17 or later, and Android phones and tablets on Android 8.0 or later.