LERNANTO FR·EN

Coming to the App Store and Google Play September 2026

Vocabulary building

Lernanto helps you build the one thing every language rests on: a working stock of words.

  • Lernanto gets the vocabulary of the language you're learning into your head: over 3,000 nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, ranked by frequency of use.
  • Why 3,000? The first thousand words in a language carry most everyday vocabulary; the next thousand carry a smaller share; the final thousand are rarer, but remain useful in everyday life.
  • No notifications, no streak to keep alive, dopamine is left alone: Lernanto plays for memory, not against attention.

> Method

Review frequency and question difficulty adapt to each word separately, in both directions. OPENCLOSE

>ADAPTIVE SPACED REPETITION

The better you know a word, the less often it appears; the more mistakes you make, the more often it returns.

>ADAPTIVE QUESTIONS

Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, then free typing: easy answers raise the difficulty. When a word resists, the app steps back and the session keeps moving.

>IN BOTH DIRECTIONS

Recognising a word and knowing how to say it in the language you are learning are different exercises. Lernanto works on both.

> Word choice

The app offers words by frequency of use; the word list lets you add the ones you encounter. OPENCLOSE

Two ways to bring a new word into your reviews.

>SUGGESTED BY THE APP

The app offers the most frequent nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, from common to rare. Sessions mix categories so that closely related words do not blur together.

>USING THE WORD LIST

A word found in a book, podcast or film can be searched among the 3,000+ concepts and added to the queue. It is reviewed from the very next session.

> What Lernanto does not do

To avoid false promises. OPENCLOSE
  • Lernanto is not a dictionary.
  • It does not teach grammar, conjugation or idioms.
  • It will not make anyone fluent on its own.
  • Lessons and time spent watching, listening and reading in the language being learned remain essential.

> Zero server, zero data

No account, no cloud, no ads, no tracker. OPENCLOSE

Progress is stored only on your phone and leaves it only if you export a backup. You therefore keep control of your data — and of its backup.

Lernanto collects nothing, not even usage statistics, and all 27 languages work offline.

The website does not ask for your email or follow anyone either. That is why the privacy policy is short.

> Pay once, not monthly

One purchase for life, transparent prices, no fake discounts and no hidden fees. OPENCLOSE
  • Try for free: the 100 most common words of every language, no unlock needed.
  • Prices shown for France: one language €9.99; a duo of two languages €16.99; all 27 languages (and the ones still to come) €59.99. Your store shows the applicable local price before purchase.

> 27 languages from 27 languages

The app speaks each learner's language and teaches the vocabulary of all the others. OPENCLOSE

A Portuguese speaker learns Polish as directly as a French speaker learns Italian.

Romance

  • French
  • Italian
  • Spanish
  • Portuguese
  • Romanian

Germanic

  • German
  • English
  • Dutch
  • Swedish
  • Danish
  • Norwegian
  • Icelandic

Slavic

  • Polish
  • Czech
  • Slovak
  • Slovenian
  • Croatian
  • Bulgarian

Uralic

  • Finnish
  • Estonian
  • Hungarian

Baltic

  • Lithuanian
  • Latvian

And also

  • Greek
  • Irish
  • Maltese
  • Esperanto

> Frequently asked questions

Subscriptions, data, offline use, changing phones, languages, schools. OPENCLOSE
Really no subscription?

None.

What do you collect about me?

Nothing.

Does it work offline?

Yes, entirely.

What if I change phones?

No problem.

Progress exports to a single file, which can be kept anywhere and re-imported anywhere. The same file works from Android to iOS and the other way around. Automatic iOS and Android backups cover it too. Purchases, however, can only be restored through the store where they were made.

Which languages exactly?

The 24 official languages of the European Union, plus Esperanto, Icelandic and Norwegian: 27 languages in total. Any of them can be learned from any other, in both directions.

What if it's not for me?

Sorry.

Purchases go through the App Store or Google Play, and their refund policies apply. To avoid disappointment, please go all the way through the free trial before buying.

What about schools?

The app is well suited to teaching: no account, no student data, and the trial is free.