Archived App (Last seen on 9 Apr 2026)
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.
This app offers a flexible language learning system with gamified elements. Customize your daily learning goals and schedule to fit your routine. Practice reading, writing, listening, and translation to boost your vocabulary and track your progress.
4.2.6
May 17, 2022
Hello! Thank you for updating Akler. In the new version: - Fixed bugs, we apologise for them. - We have added new exercises for learning English, German, Russian, French, Spanish and Italian. - Added new colloquial phrases and exercises. - Now it is not necessary to sign up in Akler app, you can start learning languages immediately after installation. Every day we improve Akler so that you can enjoy the learning process and, most importantly, so that you can improve your knowledge quickly and easily.
MoreAkle is a language learning application that provides a flexible and gamified system for users to study foreign languages. It allows you to customize your daily learning goals, including the number of words to learn and training time, and offers exercises for reading, writing, translation, and listening.
Key features include a flexible learning system with gamified elements, customizable daily word counts (5-50 words), adjustable training time, daily courses and tests, vocabulary boosting, and detailed academic progress statistics. The app focuses on practical language skills rather than pronunciation practice.
Akle offers a free version for users to learn languages. For extended features, users can purchase a subscription to Akler Premium, with options for 1-week, 1-month, or 1-year subscriptions. A 3-day free trial is also available for the premium version.
The app specifically mentions supporting the study of English, French, and German. Users can choose the number of languages they wish to learn within the application.
Yes, the app is designed for convenience in daily use, allowing you to learn languages on the go. You can practice on planes, trains, the metro, public transport, and even during lunch breaks in crowded cafes.
