Kalam User Reviews
Customer Experience
~ Based on 338 written reviews from the US App Store.
What users say
Summarized from real user reviews of Kalam. Based on 6.7K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 3 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.
Positive things
- 🚀Smooth and responsive
- 👍Easy to use
- 💡Helpful for learning Arabic
- 🚀Quick learning progress
Negative things
- 🐛Issues with accessing lessons
- 💰Paid subscription required
- 👎Lack of male or hijabi teachers
Is Kalam Safe?
Kalam: Learn Arabic appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Kalam is 96/100.
This assessment is based on 6,749 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.
Safety Analysis
~ Based on 6,749 App Store ratings for Kalam.
Is Kalam Legit?
Kalam: Learn Arabic appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Kalam is 73/100.
Based on 73 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.
Top reviews
I couldn’t even try this app unless I wanted to fork over $100?! Ridiculous.
I love the thought of this app. And I almost bought the subscription but it seems like it doesn’t want to run properly or at all. I have an iPhone 17 pro. Majority of the time it won’t pronounce the word or it will just not do anything except buffer. I can’t watch the video reviews because they won’t load. And it’s not my internet for sure. But please fix!! And I will come change my review
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I keep saying the word correctly and it keeps marking it incorrect. I wish we could move past it.
New to Islam but I’m so excited to have found this app. I’m working on my Arabic and my confidence to speak it with English being my first language.
Very easy to learn Arabic argument can start normal conversations with my grandma and my mom and my dad and my sister and my brother now😀
Sorry, but that’s not how people actually speak in Lebanon. You used formal Arabic, not spoken Lebanese. Nobody talks like that in everyday conversation. Please use the Lebanese dialect—the way people really communicate—not the Arabic you find in books.
The app cost money and I only have 036 cents people who are poor they cannot go in the app and I can't even try it so you can help me get it free
Vibe-coded AI blob that's just pretty much all AI content, AI conversations, AI quizzes. There's almost no difference to using a chatbot like ChatGPT to learn Arabic. I, as a fluent Arabic speaker, am trying to help my little sister learn Arabic and saw an ad for this app. I wanted to test it myself before I encourage her to start using Kelam and I'm glad I tested it first. It's absolutely just all AI-generated content, no structure. Also a bit weird with how they request a payment before you can actually get to see the app and also request a review vibe-coded. Anyways don't waste your time downloading and even signing up for the free trial
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Would it be possible to have the English translations written under the cartoons? It’s a bit of a sudden jump for it to suddenly not have any English subtitles and tapping on the words as they come up is not practical
Very good
I got to to surprise my friend and learn her dialect. Many times the sounds don't play or it will not pick up when I speak. It doesn't matter if I'm using earbuds or speaking into the phone. I wish this app was further along but I'll stick with it for now.
It seemed pretty cool at first, but after switching to a new phone, it wants me to resubscribe… I bought the year subscription, I don’t want to buy another subscription after spending that money. Hopefully it’ll be fixed.
The app is unable to recognize words spoken, marking everything as incorrect, even when attempted by a native speaker. Makes the app unusable!
This app keeps trying to charge me after I canceled the subscription but learning Arabic on this app is good but I’ll have to learn Arabic somewhere else.
Not only I could talk to my family, but also know what people are saying
Lebanese dialect is wrong
I’m tired of this app getting advertised as free. You have to pay for a subscription to even learn or start anything on Kalam. I’ll stick with duo, drops, and my books.
I think I can do this it seems helpful
I say the words exactly as it does, in Lebanese Arabic, I’m Lebanese, and it just doesn’t pick up what I’m saying. Keeps saying its wrong. So then you’re stuck playing a game with it to try to recognize your voice correctly
Raeally good for learning the meaning of hadiths and conversational Arabic
