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What's on the card, and what's behind it

A flashcard app that knows French: it shows the article, the gender and the awkward forms, and it brings each word back when you're about to forget it.

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Learn in a sensible order

  • 6,000+ words, A1 to C2

    The words come from the most common first, level by level. Study the whole list, one level, or only the words with an example sentence.

  • New words at your pace

    Choose 25, 50, 100 or 200 new words a day. Reached the day's limit and feeling good? Ask for more.

Remember them

  • Spaced repetition

    Grade each card Again, Hard, Good or Easy, and the next review is set to land just before you'd forget. A card you can wait three weeks for counts as learned.

  • Both directions

    French to English, and English to French. Each direction has its own schedule and its own daily new words, because recognising a word and producing it are different skills.

  • One screen, one card

    Counters show what's due, new, learning and learned; tap one to see its words. Reload the page and you're back on the same card.

The details learners trip on

  • Gender and article, every time

    A noun always comes with its article and its gender, and a noun for a person with its feminine form. La maison, un voisin, une voisine.

  • Irregulars, out in the open

    Irregular plurals, adjective forms and verb tables show on the card itself, so cheval gets its chevaux and aller its vais, vas, va.

  • Find any word, in any form

    Search finds a word from a conjugated verb, a feminine form, with or without the accents, with or without the article.

  • Hear it

    Tap Listen to hear a word, slowly, normally or at double speed, or have each word said when it comes up.

Your way

  • Phone or computer

    It's a web page: nothing to install, and it works the same on both. On a phone, add it to your Home Screen.

  • Light, dark or automatic

    Follows your device, or stays however you set it.

  • A daily reminder

    Pick the hour, and a notification reminds you to study.

  • Yours to keep

    Export your progress to a file, import it on another device, or send yourself a share link.

Coming soon

Not here yet. We'll move each one up when it ships.

  • Past and future tenses, not only the present table
  • Reflexive verbs, such as se lever
  • Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android (details)