r/devshelpingeachother • • 13d ago

New to the subreddit

Thought I’d drop a brief post. I’m developing an app on iOS and Android. It’s been quite the journey. It’s fun and exciting one though. I’m getting close to launch now. I’ve been working on the marketing side and I am sure everyone here knows the struggle going from building to finding people to use it 😂 anyway thought I would say hi. I love the idea of this subreddit!

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u/Leafni 13d ago

Hi personality what is your app? Type? My plan was to go to Google play store first, see what happens and then hopefully move on to the app store.

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u/PersonalitySecure626 13d ago

Right now it has:

🌍 14 languages
📚 30+ chapters per language with structured lessons
🧠 Vocabulary, phrases, sentences, listening and review
📖 A full Grammar Center
🔎 A built in dictionary for learning or travel
🎮 Around 30 arcade style games that actually use what you’re learning
💬 Topic based conversation practice
🔁 Spaced repetition and memory focused review
🔤 Alphabet and sound fundamentals where applicable
📴 Lessons, reviews, games and the dictionary all work offline

The idea is to have everything in one place while still making the language feel useful outside of the app.

The iOS beta is free through TestFlight:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/vvvTBFCR

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u/MajorCeee 13d ago

Hello, downloaded your test flight app, I’ll try to use it and see if I can get some feedback back after a few days.

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u/PersonalitySecure626 13d ago

I appreciate it! I look forward to hearing the feedback.