Fluyo - Fun Language Lessons

Name: Fluyo - Fun Language Lessons
Rating: 3.9 (485 reviews)
Author: Fluyo Inc

By: Fluyo Inc App

Learn Spanish, Japanese & more

Overview

Version:

1.3.9

Last updated: 2025-06-24

Ranking

#78,783 ▲ 25

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Fluyo is an all-in-one language learning app designed as an adventure. It currently offers full support for German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and French (Beginner Level), with partial support for Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, and Chinese. Learn through engaging lessons, games, and a dolphin buddy as you explore different biomes and discover unique creatures.

Journey mode combines lessons, exercises, and battles with creatures, plus Mizuna audio lessons. You can customize your dolphin, collect loot, and join or create Community Pods to learn with others worldwide. Enjoy mini games, flashcards, and custom decks, with a Premium upgrade for unlimited access and exclusive items.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Fluyo Inc

Rating:

3.90

(485) 2 new ratings

Version:

1.3.9 Last updated: 2025-06-24

Version code:

875826257

Creation date:

2025-01-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

481.52MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-09

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 78,783 ▲ 25

Other platforms

Fluyo - Fun Language Lessons (v1.3.9)

36,677 3.60

(984)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Fluyo Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fluyo-fun-language-lessons/id1524967327

Website:

https://www.fluyo.com

User Reviews

Users praise Fluyo's beautiful, game-like design and focus on pronunciation and grammar, plus some speaking practice and a sense of community. However, the app shows stability and content issues: bugs, crashes, unreliable audio, incomplete language content, and unclear progression. Monetization concerns and backer disappointment, along with UX problems and slow updates, temper the strong concept. Overall, creative approach and teaching goals are offset by technical flaws and delivery gaps hindering learning and value.

Pros

Beautiful design and cute graphics.
Innovative gamified approach that makes language learning engaging.
Strong emphasis on pronunciation and grammar/sentence structure.
Community features and speaking practice opportunities.

Cons

Frequent bugs and crashes; app often won't open or crashes on launch and after updates.
Audio playback failures; audio often doesn't play or requires repeated taps, with long delays.
Incomplete content across languages; many languages are partial or missing, with slow updates and premium gating.
Weak UX in places: confusing UI, tutorials can trap you, battles feel slow/repetitive, and progression isn't clear.
Monetization concerns and backer disappointment: high subscription costs and promises from Kickstarter not delivered; poor value for money.

Recent reviews

Many of the classes don’t work. the app crashes a lot resulting in you never getting to progress. You games and animations are fine but the whole Portuguese class doesn’t work it crashes or just doesn’t active lessons. French classes crash once you get to any of the combat sessions at least for me. A lot of crashing and infinite loading screens. A good effort and the explanation of lessons are good for the French part. This has great potential so I’ll update my review once the app isn’t so buggy. The team should still be proud of themselves they really have a good start and it could be great soon.

by Jo*****, 2026-07-02

It’s a wonderful app, and it’s beautifully designed. And I think it would be a really great language learning game. There’s just a lot of little bugs and issues that, if fixed, would make it so much better. (Note: so far I’ve only used it as an English speaker learning Japanese, which I think is why I’m experiencing a lot of issues. On top of learning the spoken language you have to learn multiple forms of writing. I suspect that using it with languages like Spanish or German might function better.)