Frigya features

Spaced repetition means showing you something again just before you would forget it. Instead of repeating a word twenty times in one evening, you spread the repetitions out, and every successful recall makes the memory a little more durable.

Frigya applies this approach in the Learn stage. For the background, see our articles What is spaced repetition? A plain-English guide for language learners and The forgetting curve and what it means for learning vocabulary.

Words are grouped by CEFR level: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2. For each language you choose which levels to study; you can study A1 in one language and B2 in another.

We explain the level system on the CEFR Levels A1–C2 page and in What is CEFR? The language levels A1 to C2 explained.

You can listen to words and example sentences. You can also turn on automatic audio for questions and choose whether answer options are read aloud. In the word list every word has an audio icon, and there is a Play All button.

Hearing a word, not just seeing it, helps you learn how it is pronounced.

Set the appearance to Light, Dark or System. With System selected, the app follows your phone's theme. The sections on the home screen (widgets) can be customized too.

Frigya opens without an account, so you can start as a guest. The home screen reminds you that a guest account can lose progress and suggests creating an account.

If you want, sign in with Google on Android (with Apple on the iOS version) to keep your progress even if you change devices. You can delete your account from inside the app; the steps are on the Account & Data Deletion page.

The app has an "Invite a friend" section with a personal invite code. According to the Google Play listing, both you and your friend earn a reward, and according to the Privacy Policy invite code information is used for the premium reward system. You will see the details in the app.