Linguisticat User Reviews

Name: Linguisticat: Learn Languages
Rating: 4.6 (67 reviews)

Linguisticat: Learn Languages

Adish Padhani

📚 Education

🔧 Utilities

Customer Experience

Positive experience20.0% of reviews

Neutral20.0% of reviews

Negative experience60.0% of reviews

~ Based on 10 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Linguisticat Safe?

Linguisticat: Learn Languages appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Linguisticat is 87/100.

This assessment is based on 67 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

89.6% of ratings point to a safe experience

3.0% of ratings suggest some concerns

7.5% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 67 App Store ratings for Linguisticat.

Is Linguisticat Legit?

Linguisticat: Learn Languages appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Linguisticat is 90/100.

Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

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No way to start for free

App waits for you to fill everything out and then has an unskippable lifetime membership of $10

For what i can tell this is a bug and there should be some functionality for free

Tom3377

10 months ago

Response from developer

Hello, thank you for your review. The behavior outlined is correct. As we generate a custom set of words for a tailored experience, we aren’t able to provide a free service at this time.

Cool concept, false advertising

I was excited about this app, however it seems like the developers overpromise in the App Store. My target language (Hebrew) is listed in the app store images, but I’ve tried multiple times to get English -> Hebrew working and it doesn’t even offer the option. I even found through some pretty serious sleuthing the feedback form on the developer website, and emailed mid last week and have yet to hear back. If you’re learning a less common language this probably isn’t the app for you, regardless of the advertising. If you’re learning a more common language, I’ll leave how well it works up for other reviewers to comment on.

peebs5

a year ago

Response from developer

Thanks for writing in, this bug was addressed in the latest update.

No free trial

Sorry, but how can I trust this app is going to work at all, before I pay 15 AUD? Please set something up because you are losing customers without providing a free trial

fuz2le

a year ago

Response from developer

Hello, thank you for your review. The behavior outlined is correct. As we generate a custom set of words for a tailored experience, we aren’t able to provide a free service at this time.

Great concept but Egyptian Arabic is mislabelled

I downloaded the app specifically for its ability to translate to Egyptian Arabic, but it isn’t Egyptian at all. It’s actually Modern Standard Arabic, which I’m not that interested in learning. I think the idea is great though and I’m looking forward to seeing it get better.

Ripper app

a year ago

Response from developer

This will be improved in tomorrow’s update. Thanks for sharing this specific problem, it helps us fine tune adjustments.

Broken update

I got it two weeks ago. Worked ok. I wanted to change the level of the language so I deleted it and wanted to re-add. Brain dead recent update. Can’t figure out how to select English to Chinese and then get it to accept. Wait maybe for another week or two for an update to fix.

Ted2222

a year ago

Response from developer

This is going to get fixed in tomorrow’s update. Thank you for posting!

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Doesn’t translate anything more than a few basic words… not helpful at all especially if you’re more intermediate

Alenaxxsu

a year ago

Response from developer

Thank you for your review, this has been updated to have more intermediate and advanced replacements.

Collects too much Information

Title

StopSellingData

a year ago

Response from developer

Safari extensions on iOS to modify website data are required to have access to the website data. This is a separate topic relating to collecting data. This app doesn’t collect the url, rather it modifies the sandboxed webpage from an existing app on the device.

The developer embedded nationalistic phrases into the app

Why is there nationalism present in the app? Upon entering the app, a notification appeared stating that I am a terrorist. Since when is language learning persecuted on a national basis?

Kalabuhoff