Great app!
An amazing app for language enthusiaste
Works ok
I think it’s good and helps a bit I wouldn’t use it as the only app you study with but it still definitely helps especially because it doesn’t feel like studying it feels like reading interesting stories. I will say you have to pay for ALOT of stuff I personally won’t pay cause I’m surprising someone by learning Spanish but if your will to pay it will be even more helpful.
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Perfect blend of language and teaching
It is the perfect blend of language, grammar and teaching using practical everyday stories.
Cool concept but not enough content
This app has a lot of potential but everything is super limited if you’re using the free version. The 5ish stories you get per day are 3/4 A1 level, which makes it hard for me to find challenging texts since I read at a more advanced level. The content in each story is very surface-level and doesn’t go in-depth into anything interesting. One story’s content didn’t even answer the question in the title. It’s a cool concept but I’d love to see more work put into providing more options for advanced levels in the daily content, and being able to read more than just a paragraph per story.
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Nice concept, but not worth the money
This app offers stories based on your Spanish level with useful features like a built in dictionary and text reader. It’s good for bite-sized Spanish content.
However, the cost of this subscription is $70 a year, which is up to the user to determine if it is worth it. For me, it is highly overpriced. There is a free version, but it only offers 5 “articles” a day. Sometimes these articles can be as short as a few sentences in A1 Spanish.
My advice is unless you’re willing to pay the $70 per year to read the articles, I’d look somewhere else for news stories. You could get more from other free apps.
However, the cost of this subscription is $70 a year, which is up to the user to determine if it is worth it. For me, it is highly overpriced. There is a free version, but it only offers 5 “articles” a day. Sometimes these articles can be as short as a few sentences in A1 Spanish.
My advice is unless you’re willing to pay the $70 per year to read the articles, I’d look somewhere else for news stories. You could get more from other free apps.
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