Speakly: Learn Languages Fast

Name: Speakly: Learn Languages Fast
Rating: 4.4 (842 reviews)
Author: SPEAKLY OÜ

By: SPEAKLY OÜ

Spanish, French, German & more

Features & Capabilities

Speakly: Learn Languages Fast helps you speak English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Finnish, Russian, and Estonian with confidence in just a few minutes per day. Its method combines 4000 statistically relevant words learned in order of importance with spaced repetition to move knowledge into long-term memory. You’ll practice real-life conversations on your phone or computer, building practical speaking skills quickly.

Key features include: relevant words only, memory techniques, real-life practice, and voice recognition pronunciation; plus an intuitive grammar system, engaging speaking exercises, and progress sync across devices. The app supports 8 interface languages, including Lithuanian, Latvian, and Estonian, making it accessible wherever you study or travel.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education AI

By:

SPEAKLY OÜ

Rating:

4.40

(842) 2 new ratings

Version:

1.28.0 Last updated: 2026-06-22

Version code:

886388663

Creation date:

2017-08-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

102.19MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 64,921 ▲ 170

Other platforms

Speakly: Learn Languages Fast (v2.0.25)

1,532,847 4.46

(14,503)

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Developed by:

SPEAKLY OÜ

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/speakly-learn-languages-fast/id1255478968

User Reviews

Speakly offers high-quality, structured content and diverse learning features with strong results for some languages, but users frequently report performance bugs, slow load times, and pricing friction. Language availability gaps (non-European languages) and voice quality issues are recurring concerns, along with platform limitations (iPhone-only) and some UX quirks. Overall, solid learning potential is tempered by reliability and access-friction challenges.

Pros

High-quality, well-structured content with diverse lesson types that effectively build vocabulary and listening skills.
A broad set of learning features (listening exercises, context sentences, speaking back, roleplay, flashcards) that support active practice and retention.
Offers a one-time payment / lifetime option, which some users appreciate over ongoing subscriptions.
Strong learning results reported for languages like Finnish and German.

Cons

Significant performance issues: bugs and very long load times that can render the app unusable.
Pricing and subscription friction: heavy emphasis on paid access, limited free preview, and lifetime plans that may be revoked or unclear.
Language availability gaps: lack of Mandarin/Japanese and other non-European languages.
Voice quality issues: robotic or AI-generated voices on learning cards instead of native recordings.
Platform and UX limitations: iPhone-only (no iPad support) and occasional UX/UI quirks or gamification concerns.

Recent reviews

This app freezes constantly or won’t open at all, sometimes for several hours or days. The content is decent but is no where near as robust or interactive as Duo Lingo. The only reason I am using it is because the language I need is not yet available on Duo Lingo.

by Ke*****, 2026-06-21

I don’t use the app anymore because I can’t skip ahead to say beginner two or beginner three I can only start at the beginning of either beginner, intermediate or advanced Beginner has way too little words because it starts at zero intermediate has too many because I am not Anywhere near 900 words yet I know roughly 400 to 500 words speaklu does not give me an option to start where I am

by ap*****, 2026-06-19

Certain bugs (or features) are extremely irritating. I would list them, but the app doesn’t help much with getting things right - so why should I? Trying Falou to see if their learning model and implementation is better