lairner

lairner

Language Learning Redefined

7 ratings
14 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 28, 2025
  • October 5, 2026

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Master a new language with a vast library of over 700 courses and a smart learning engine. Engage in interactive exercises, reinforce vocabulary with flashcards, and enjoy a beautifully redesigned interface with dark mode. Seamless cloud sync keeps your progress updated across devices.

✓700+ language courses
✓Smart learning dashboard
✓Interactive exercises
✓Vocabulary training mode
✓Premium design with Dark Mode
✓Seamless cloud sync
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What's New in lairner

3.8.0

October 5, 2026

- The app now follows your account language everywhere, including the placement test and language names. - More natural wording across the app in all languages. - Bug fixes and smaller improvements.

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User reviews

AI Gives incorrect answers

This looks like a great idea but even from the very beginning in Japanese it’s giving incorrect kanji and completely random explanations (it told me that particles in Japanese are adverbs…. What??)

It’s all AI & staff off platform is discriminatory

I first found ðis app on ðe platform Threads, where ðey advertised ðemselves as a better alternative to Duolingo. Many of us looking to learn a new language are sick of Duo because of AI OVERALL, not just ðe fact ðat Duo fired staff in favour of AI. But Lairner has been using ðat specific gripe we have wiþ Duo to advertise ðemselves. Many of us þink ðen ðat ðey must be anti-AI, especially when ðey really only admit to ðe AI when you personally ask ðem, or you look deeper on ðeir website. Ðat’s what I þought at first. I didn’t þink to look deeper into ðeir AI use at first because ðey proudly proclaim to not fire staff over AI use.

But apparently ðat just means ðey used AI first, and ðey NEED to be more forþright about ðeir AI. I was looking to get back into learning Irish, and so I started wiþ ðeir beginner course. Ðe pronunciation inaccuracies were quick to hear from ðe get-go. It pronounced words like “sea” as ðe English word instead of “shah”, and “maith” as eiðer “meyeth” or “math” when ðe th needs to be silent just for example. It’s odd how ðey claim to have language experts on ðe team, yet ðis pronunciation problem is a clear and present issue in many different courses as reported by oðer users. So eiðer ðey’re lying, or ðey just don’t boðer to check ðey’re precious AI voices before making courses public. Or ðeir “experts” are just AI bots. 🤔

Also, don’t get into discourse wiþ ðem unless you like having ad hominems þrown at you. Ðey’re not afraid to be very ableist and fatphobic because staff þrough ðe app I contacted said, and I quote, “People that are toxic don't deserve to be handled with respect”. When I told ðem basically ðat being ableist is harmful to everyone wiþ a disability, including disabled people like ME, ðey defended ðemselves by saying “If you're insecure about something said to someone ELSE, that's sensitivity no one can or should accommodate for you”. Which I find quite amusing, because a few people have reported seeing ðem say to oðers ðat ðey should off ðemselves. I don’t know if it’s true, but it wouldn’t surprise me if it was at ðis point. It’s incredibly entitled and privileged to say a marginalised person is merely insecure about bigotry being on full display. You wouldn’t þrow a racial slur at a non white person because ðey were toxic, would you?

Don’t waste your money on ðis app. At ðis point Duolingo would be preferable, because you KNOW you won’t get discriminated against, AND ðe stuff ðey teach is more likely to be accurate.
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AI is often wrong

The courses here are AI based and I used it for a few months and it taught me so many incorrect phrases and grammar explanations that is was ultimately a waste of time. I can see the usefulness of AI eventually in language learning (the app claims hundreds and hundreds of courses) but if it’s not checked by humans it’s hard to trust. I liked the UX.
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Trash AI generated courses

Everything about this is obviously AI generated. There are no experts of any languages looking over these courses. Don’t waste your time and go with a proven language learning app that isn’t just here to try and charge you a premium for AI slop

It needs a LOT of work

UPDATE: Changing to a 1-star. DO NOT USE THIS APP.

I’ve moved through their useless “lessons”. Currently I’m on a “lesson” about present tense adjectives. The instruction is “fill in the blank with the correct word.” That is it. No context for what word they want out of all the words that end with い that are listed. The verbalization of the words only matches some. Then when you pick an answer (and my answers are correct because I’m not the rank beginner that this lesson is aimed at)… the answer is marked incorrect.

Final verdict? This app is trash and is actually infinitely WORSE than Duolingo. Their customer service is useless, their app is badly designed, badly programmed, and will absolutely NOT help you learn anything.
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Previous review: Do I want to like it? Yes. Very much. It could be a good alternative to the stupid AI-heavy owl.

HOWEVER…

Currently this app often shows the wrong language (romanized) in the answer selection, it marks correct answers as incorrect, and even at the “I’ve never tried this language before in my life” level, it presents advanced sentences, ideas, and concepts with no teaching. You just guess and hope you get the correct answer.

Support tickets for issues get a response of “yeah, we know, hope you are okay with it until we get around to fixing it!”

Because I can see potential and because I can see that it is being worked on, this app gets 2-stars, and I can revisit in the future if/when the app improves.

For now? I hate to say it, but you’re better off with the AI Owl.
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FAQ

What languages can I learn with lairner?

lairner offers a massive library of over 700 courses, covering popular global languages and rare dialects. This extensive selection caters to learners of all levels, from complete beginners to advanced speakers.

How does lairner help with vocabulary?

The app features a dedicated Vocab Training mode that uses smart flashcards to help you review and reinforce words you've learned. This mode is designed to build a robust vocabulary bank and improve retention.

Is lairner suitable for beginners?

Yes, lairner is designed for learners of all levels, including complete beginners. The app provides a structured curriculum and interactive exercises to guide new learners effectively.

Can I use lairner on multiple devices?

Absolutely. lairner offers seamless cloud sync, meaning your progress, stats, and course completion are instantly updated across all your devices, including web and iPhone.

What is the learning methodology of lairner?

lairner utilizes interactive and dynamic sessions that test reading, writing, and listening skills through exercises like sentence translation and fill-in-the-gap challenges. High-quality audio is used for immersive listening exercises.

Does lairner offer a free trial for its premium features?

Yes, the 'Pro Upgrade' subscription plan offers a 7-day free trial. After the trial, the monthly cost is $3.99, and the yearly cost is $34.99.

How often is lairner updated?

The latest version of lairner is 3.2.1, and it was last updated on March 30, 2026. This indicates a commitment to regular updates and improvements for the user experience.

What is the age rating for lairner?

lairner has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app is designed to be accessible and engaging for younger learners as well as adults.