Fluent Forever - Language App

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Last verified 7 Aug 2026

3.7 1205 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5I can’t live without this app

   I’ve been using this app for years and every update makes it so much better. This app should be the most popular language learning app on the App Store. I can’t sing it’s praises enough. Everything from the pronunciation videos to the sentence sets is incredibly helpful. There’s a couple of things that I think could still help the app. For example: being able to delete cards from your list instead of waiting for them to come up on review to delete, being able to search for a card from your list, being able to search for a word or sentence at the same time but then choosing to create either a word or sentence, and being able to search by dictionary form to find any and all of its conjugations. I also think gamification could be better- for example, breaking people into leagues or even just having a streak list that’s different by language. But anyhow, those are little things. This is the best language learning app on the App Store. Thank you Gabe and team.

   Yeli-95 · 7 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Strong and getting better

   I have been following the Fluent Forever journey since I read the book years ago. The app is strong and getting stronger. The poor reviews are from when the app was starting out, but I think they have really improved this into a strong system What I love: - The focus on proper pronunciation (I hate learning something wrong from the beginning only to be forced to relearn it later - The limited use of translation - The new features being added, especially the Quick Chats - The repetition method of the cards to push words into your long term memory (I was able to hear and understand the language/words before I could speak or write phrases or sentences) What I like - The accountability and reminders - The new-ish features to add your own cards but every now and then I get encounter bugs with this - The premade word lists gives you 80% or more high frequency words What I dislike(d) - It takes too long before you start getting phrases you might actually use in conversation (this is changing for the better with the new Quick Chats) - Certain groups of words could be more grouped like numbers or abstract words since some of these just need memorization rather picture association I recommend this method for those wanting to be able to get an authentic learning experience rather than just get an English pronunciation of Italian words and phrases. You need to be comfortable with an always improving app as opposed to an app that has its set limited features but does them well consistently.

   MikeyTru · 7 Aug 2026

3. 4/5Almost there!

   I love the fluent forever method and this app is extremely user friendly. Unfortunately, because I started with the book and the anki card method, I actually find that the app became a little too watered down during the effort to make it fast and user friendly. The thing I miss from Anki is being able to really customize the cards. To help me remember what words were masculine or feminine, I would write masculine words in blue and feminine in pink. That’s not possible in the app so I’m finding I’m having a lot more trouble with remembering genders of new words. Also, when making cards on my computer, I could use any photo I wanted. The way they allow you to choose photos on the app is certainly very fast but if I’m not loving the bing options, I wish there was a way to choose a photo from somewhere else like google search or even import a photo from my camera library. Maybe some people aren’t as picky as me with this but when using anki, I enjoyed the process of finding the exact right photo to help me remember even if it took a little longer. Lastly, I wish there was a way to access all of my flash cards in the app so that I could look up a word or review as many cards as I want per day. In anki I was able to do a custom study session which I can’t do in the FF app. Like I said, I think FF is amazing and is by far the best language learning method out there, I would just like a little more customization abilities in the app :)

   ejn88 · 7 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Best method of learning a language

   Gabriel's book, Fluent forever, teaches a language learning method backed by the best science and experience. It pains me to see people using things like Duolingo and Rosetta Stone. These programs are not really based on solid learning psychology. So many people either do these programs or take traditional classes in school, but RARELY are able to speak the language while taking classes and especially not able to later on down the road. What you don't necessarily see in using the application is the mountain of research and evidence supporting the method. The method of Fluent Forever uses spaced out review sessions that become progressively more spaced out. On my original FF deck I have cards that I won't have to review for several years. The spacing makes words really locked into your memory. I didn't experience deeply memorizing words using Duolingo. By using pictures and not using translations, you are able to THINK in another language. It is incredible to have all the words and sentences pronounced by native speakers. The way you learn grammar is much more intuitive and natural than most language methods and textbooks. I have been using Fluent Forever for about 4 years, and I will say it has continually developed and expanded, even though it was fine to start with. Gabriel (the creator of FF) is serious about making learning languages effective, fun, and easy as possible. The app will continue to grow with time. The app makes his method even more accessible. For people who actually want to learn a language and become fluent, (WHICH IS POSSIBLE), join the Fluent Forever community.

   Michaeltrummer · 7 Aug 2026

5. 5/5The best way to really learn a language

   Some background on me. I can speak and read German well, because I’m a scholar of German stuff and have lived there. That’s the only language I’d say I really know decently. However, I passed my French reading exam in grad school easily and can read some French, but I love French and wanted to learn the language to speak and understand. Enter Fluent Forever. I discover Gabe some years back, but I love the app and let me explain how it’s helping me. I think Gabe has made the most significant discovery in language learning in his focus on pronunciation. I’ve found afet very little work with the Fluent Forever method, I could begin aurally comprehending some of the French tv I watch with subtitles. This blew me away, but I realized it’s because my mind could actually make out the word distinctly. So, what may seem like a pain - all the spelling and pronunciation work - is actually the magic of language, and what eventually makes it become easy-seeming and fun. When I’m farther through the app’s French course, I’ll see if I can update this review. But, having tried many different methods before Gabe’s, this is unparalleled for series language learners. Thanks to Gabe and your team!

   Samuel J Loncar · 7 Aug 2026

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