Stage 1
Discover
You meet new words one by one from the levels you chose. If you get a word right on the first try, it is marked as already known, so you are not made to repeat it. A session is as long as your daily goal.
A vocabulary-first language learning app
Learn vocabulary in 11 languages, and keep it
Frigya is a language learning app built on spaced repetition. You first meet new words (Discover), then review them at the right moments so they stick (Learn). Start free on Android from Google Play, no account needed.
iOS: Coming soon The App Store version is in preparation You can start without creating an account.
- 12 interface languages
- 11 languages to learn
- A1–C2 levels
- Ad-free
5, 10, 20, 40 or 50 words a day
Audio for words and example sentences
How it works
Two stages, one routine
Most vocabulary apps either keep showing you new words or keep drilling old ones. Frigya separates the two on purpose and connects them.
Stage 2
Learn
You turn the words you have met into lasting memory with spaced repetition. It unlocks after you discover your first few words and continues until the pool is finished or you decide to stop.
Inside the app
A calm, focused interface
Questions in context
Pick the word that fits the blank. After answering, you see an example sentence in both languages.
A separate goal per language
Set the daily word goal and the levels you study for each language on its own.
Word list with audio
See the words you have discovered and listen to them one by one or with Play All.
Progress at a glance
Discovered, learned and already-known words each get their own tab.
Screenshots are real captures of the app, shown with the English interface.
Features
Small details that help you build a habit
- 01
Spaced repetition
Words come back at the right time, following the forgetting curve.
- 02
Daily goal
5, 10, 20, 40 or 50 new words. You decide.
- 03
Streak and progress
Your streak, study time and word counts on one screen.
- 04
Audio
Listen to words and example sentences; turn on automatic question audio.
- 05
Start as a guest
Try it right away. Link a Google account whenever you want.
- 06
Light and dark theme
Follow your system theme or choose. Customize the home screen.
Languages
Pick from 11 languages other than your own
The interface comes in 12 languages. Whatever your own language is, you cannot pick it as a target; you can add as many of the other 11 as you like at the same time. If you remove a language later, your progress is not deleted.
Levels
Study words that match your level
For each language you choose which levels to study, from A1 to C2. Starting out? Begin at A1. Aiming for fluency or an exam? Go higher.
- A1
- A2
- B1
- B2
- C1
- C2
Who it is for
For people who want short, regular study
Students
People who want to grow vocabulary systematically for school, university or exams.
Working professionals
People who can fit a ten-minute routine into a busy day.
Curious beginners
Anyone taking a first step into Spanish, German, French or another language.
Future expats
People who want to build up everyday words step by step before moving abroad.
An honest note: Frigya focuses on vocabulary. It does not replace speaking, listening or grammar practice; it is designed as a vocabulary routine that complements them.
Free word lists
Themed, with example sentences and free. Everyday life, food, travel and more.
Frequently asked questions
What is Frigya?
Frigya is a mobile language learning app that focuses on vocabulary. It has two stages: Discover, where you meet new words, and Learn, where you lock them in with spaced repetition. See How it works.
Is Frigya free?
Yes. According to the Terms of Use, Frigya is a free educational app and currently contains no ads or in-app purchases. Free use has limits on how many new words you can discover (guests have fewer, signed-in users have more, and a small extra allowance continues daily). You will see the exact limits in the app; we do not publish figures here.
Do I need an account?
No. The app opens in guest mode with no account. If you want to keep your progress you can link a Google account (Apple on the iOS version).
Which languages can I learn?
The 11 languages other than your interface language. With English selected: Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish and Turkish. See Languages.
Which languages is the app available in?
The interface comes in 12 languages: English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch and Finnish.
What levels are covered?
Words are grouped by CEFR level: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2. For each language you choose which levels to study. See Levels.
What is the difference between Discover and Learn?
In Discover you meet new words one at a time; a word you get right on the first try counts as already known. In Learn you reinforce the words you have met with spaced repetition. Learn unlocks after you discover your first few words.
What is spaced repetition?
A learning method where you see something again just before you would forget it. Because reviews are spread out, the same study time produces longer-lasting memory. More: What is spaced repetition?
What do the questions look like? Is it always multiple choice?
Yes, questions are multiple choice. The wrong options come at random from a large pool at the same level. Many questions ask for the word inside a sentence.
How do I set my daily goal?
Choose how many new words to discover each day: 5, 10, 20, 40 or 50. The goal is per language, can be changed at any time and can be exceeded.
Start with five words today.
Try it without an account. If you like it, link your progress to one.
iOS: Coming soon The App Store version is in preparation