Best Inramaatmoqupo Apps

85+ iOS apps curated and reviewed

4.6 avg rating

20 free apps

Updated May 2026

Looking for free inramaatmoqupo apps? 20 of our 85+ tracked titles are free to download — no subscription, no trial. The rest are premium picks worth paying for.

Compare top Inramaatmoqupo Apps (May 2026)

#	App	Price	Rating	Ads	In-App Purchases	Updated
1	Iñupiat Word Finder	Free	4.3★ (27)	No	No	May 2026
2	Totlahtol Nahuatl	Free	4.9★ (12)	No	No	May 2026
3	Quileute	Free	4.9★ (13)	No	No	May 2026
4	Cheyenne Arapaho	Free	4.9★ (17)	No	No	May 2026
5	Potawatomi	Free	4.0★ (10)	No	No	May 2026
6	Cherokee Phoenix	Free	5.0★ (1)	Yes	No	Aug 2026
7	Malia'n Aqq Wiklatmu'j	Free	—	No	No	May 2026
8	People of the Pines	Free	4.4★ (7)	No	No	Jul 2026

Top Picks for Inramaatmoqupo

#1

Iñupiat Word Finder by GuideOne Mobile

Editor's Choice

4.3(27 ratings)

Free

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This application serves as a study aid for learning the Iñupiaq language. It functions as a dictionary to help users understand Iñupiaq words, while also emphasizing the importance of learning the language's grammar.

#2

Totlahtol Nahuatl by John Garcia

Strong Contender

4.9(12 ratings)

Free

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This educational app provides a comprehensive dictionary for the Nahuatl language, specifically the Huasteca variety from Chicontepec, Veracruz. It contains thousands of words, making it a unique resource for learning this indigenous language.

#3

Quileute by Thornton Media, Inc.

Worth Considering

4.9(13 ratings)

Free

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Explore the Quileute language and culture with over 600 entries, an alphabet chart, and interactive games and quizzes. Discover songs, videos, and images with detailed explanations to deepen your understanding.

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Cheyenne Arapaho

Cheyenne Arapaho

Cheyenne Arapaho

by Thornton Media, Inc.

Learn the Cheyenne and Arapaho languages and culture through interactive games, quizzes, and audio recordings from fluent speakers. Explore a searchable database to deepen your understanding of this rich heritage.

Audio recordings by fluent speakersInteractive gamesQuizzes

by Derrick Baxter

Learn the Potawatomi language with audio lessons featuring over 300 words and phrases. Explore categories like weather, nature, and numbers to build your vocabulary.

Potawatomi language learningAudio pronunciationOver 300 words and phrases

Cherokee Phoenix

Cherokee Phoenix

Cherokee Phoenix

by The Cherokee nation

This app provides access to the Cherokee Phoenix, the first newspaper published by Native Americans in the U.S. and the first in a Native American language. It offers a modernized digital version of this historic publication.

Historic Native American newspaperFirst Native American language publicationModernized digital access

Malia'n Aqq Wiklatmu'j

Malia'n Aqq Wiklatmu'j

Malia'n Aqq Wiklatmu'j

by Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey

People of the Pines

People of the Pines

People of the Pines

by Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation

Access the latest news and event updates from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. Requires a specific Google account for access.

Latest news updatesEvent informationRequires specific Google account

Watch Native American TV 24/7

Stream original indigenous television 24/7, featuring live events, historical biographies, and Native sports. Access hundreds of hours of on-demand content from an extensive library. Enjoy culturally focused programming without commercials or in-app purchases.

Live 24/7 streamingOn-demand content libraryCulturally focused programming

Mi'kmaw Language App

Learn the Mi'kmaw language with this educational application. It focuses on content presented in the first person singular, making it ideal for beginners to grasp fundamental phrases and vocabulary.

Learn Mi'kmaw languageContent in first person singularBeginner-friendly

Meskwaki Language App

Meskwaki Language App

Meskwaki Language App

by Derrick Baxter

Learn the Meskwaki language, spoken by Algonquian-language speakers historically located in the Eastern Woodland Culture area. This app offers a way to engage with and preserve the Meskwaki dialect, which is shared with the Sauk and Kickapoo languages.

Meskwaki language learningCultural context of the Meskwaki peopleInformation on Algonquian languages

Jicarilla Apache

Jicarilla Apache

Jicarilla Apache

by Thornton Media, Inc.

Explore the Jicarilla Apache language and culture with this educational app. It features over 500 words and phrases spoken by fluent speakers, interactive games, quizzes, and a searchable database. Discover cultural notes, songs, and images to deepen your understanding.

Over 500 words and phrasesInteractive gamesQuizzes

by Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey

Explore a digital archive of Mi'kmaw songs and poems, featuring remastered posters with accompanying audio. This educational resource supports Mi'kmaw language initiatives and complements physical materials.

Mi'kmaw songs and poemsDigital poster archiveAccompanying audio

Arapaho Conversation

Arapaho Conversation

Arapaho Conversation

by Marie-Odile Junker

Explore 21 conversation topics in Northern Arapaho with audio from a native speaker. This educational tool helps users learn the language through practical dialogue.

21 conversation topicsNorthern Arapaho languageNative speaker audio

by Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin

This app serves as a central hub for individuals interested in the Menominee Indian Tribe. It promotes the tribe's mission by sharing news, event information, resources, and details about available programs and services.

Tribal news updatesEvent promotionResource sharing

by Joshua Poirier

Explore the Southern Coushatta language with this free dictionary app. Learn new words and phrases from the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana.

Southern Coushatta language dictionaryFree to downloadLearn new words

Sacred documents for reading.

Access a collection of sacred texts from various indigenous cultures, including Annishannabe, Muscogee, Salish, Maya, and Inca. Explore ancient stories and documents provided by ancient records.

Collection of sacred textsIndigenous storiesAnnishannabe texts

free with in-app purchases

Anishinaabemowin Niwasa

Anishinaabemowin Niwasa

Anishinaabemowin Niwasa

Niwasa Kendaaswin Teg

Learn Anishinaabemowin with over 500 phrases and words, featuring recorded audio. Engage with three levels of games, quizzes, and a Culture Notes section with multimedia content. A searchable database aids in language acquisition.

Over 500 phrases and wordsRecorded audio filesThree levels of games

Southern Pomo Language - Intro

Southern Pomo Language - Intro

Southern Pomo Language - Intro

by Arwarbukarl Cultural Resource Association Inc.

Explore the basics of the Southern Pomo language with this introductory application. Developed in partnership with cultural centers, it aims to promote language learning and cultural education.

Introduction to Southern Pomo languageCultural education focusDeveloped by cultural organizations

by Thornton Media, Inc.

Learn the Alutiiq language with this app featuring over 500 audio files from fluent speakers and community photos. It includes games, quizzes, cultural notes, songs, and videos to enhance your learning experience.

Over 500 audio files from fluent speakersCommunity member photos3 types of games

FAQ about Inramaatmoqupo

What are the best inramaatmoqupo apps for iPhone?

Iñupiat Word Finder tops our inramaatmoqupo apps ranking as of May 2026, with a 4.3-star average from 27 App Store ratings, and it's free to download.

Are there free inramaatmoqupo apps for iPhone?

Yes — 20 of the top inramaatmoqupo apps we rank are free to download, including Iñupiat Word Finder and Totlahtol Nahuatl.

Does Iñupiat Word Finder have ads or in-app purchases?

Iñupiat Word Finder has no ads and has no in-app purchases, according to its App Store listing as of May 2026.

How many inramaatmoqupo apps are on the App Store?

We track 85+ inramaatmoqupo apps on the iOS App Store as of May 2026, ranked by rating, recency, and analysis of real user reviews.

What is the learning methodology used by Iñupiat Word Finder?

Iñupiat Word Finder functions as a dictionary to help users understand Iñupiaq words. It also emphasizes the importance of learning the grammar of the Iñupiaq language for comprehensive study.

How does Iñupiat Word Finder track user progress?

The provided data does not specify any progress tracking features within the Iñupiat Word Finder application.