Amazing app for early learners
Starts with the alphabet and progresses through simple lessons that can be challenging, but unlike other apps, it includes pronunciation to listen to how the language is spoken. The exercises are helpful, and reinforce the module concepts. You will need to download the Greek keyboard from “settings” on your iPad for a few exercises, it’s very simple.
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X Latin scrolls out of X
Downloaded this on a whim after seeing a post
about Greek etymology. Three weeks later
I'm reading Cicero in Latin with the audio on
during my commute. Had no idea this world
was so accessible. The dictionary is built in,
courses are there if you need structure,
podcasts if you just want to listen.
Genuinely one of the best things on my phone.
about Greek etymology. Three weeks later
I'm reading Cicero in Latin with the audio on
during my commute. Had no idea this world
was so accessible. The dictionary is built in,
courses are there if you need structure,
podcasts if you just want to listen.
Genuinely one of the best things on my phone.
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👍
I didn’t expect to find such a polished app dedicated to Ancient Greek and Latin on the App Store. The reading environment is minimal and distraction‑free, but at the same time packed with tools just one tap away. It’s ideal if you want to replace a messy folder of PDFs and notes with one organized platform. Looking forward to seeing even more texts and features added in future updates.
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Best app
Beautiful app with a clear focus: read Ancient Greek and actually understand it. The synchronized audio is surprisingly good and makes the texts feel alive rather than static. I especially like the way vocabulary is integrated into real readings instead of boring isolated lists. If you’re serious about connecting with Greek literature and philosophy, this app gives you a structured path forward.
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Where the Iliad
The app doesn’t have the Iliad that the only reason I got it
Poor app
The app doesn't work. Firstly, the limited functionality available for free without a monthly subscription doesn't work; none of the texts work, making it impossible to read. The core functionality requires a monthly subscription and payments. Is this really an app for Ancient Greek and not a fancy real estate service?
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