blas. – Celtic Languages

Name: blas. – Celtic Languages
Rating: 4.8 (45 reviews)
Author: threefold

By: threefold

All 6 Celtic languages, 1 app

Features & Capabilities

The Celtic languages are living languages. But the tools available to learners have never matched the languages themselves. Generic apps translate Spanish-course templates. Grammar books explain rules you can't apply.

blas. is built from scratch for the six living Celtic languages. Séimhiú, urú, treigladau, kemmadurioù. We are the only app that drills consonant mutations systematically, alongside conjugation, declension, reading, listening, conversation, and daily word games built around how Celtic grammar actually works.

No mascots. No confetti. No streak guilt. Clean design, precise feedback, progress you can measure.

SIX CELTIC LANGUAGES Gaeilge (Irish), Cymraeg (Welsh), Gàidhlig (Scottish Gaelic), Brezhoneg (Breton), Kernewek (Cornish), Gaelg (Manx).

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

threefold

Rating:

4.80

(45) 2 new ratings

Version:

2.0.5 Last updated: 2026-06-26

Version code:

887340017

Creation date:

2026-03-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

286.62MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-02

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# 201,602 ▲ 4,399

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Developed by:

threefold

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blas-celtic-languages/id6759219241

Website:

https://blasapp.com

User Reviews

just downloaded the app today. it seems nice, but for some reason the audio doesn't work at all?... i tried welsh and scottish gaelic, and in both there is an audio icon next to new words, however nothing happens when i try to press it :(

by yo*****, 2026-06-13

I’ve used Blas. now for a few months, in that time frame I’ve learned and retained more Gaeilge than most he entirety of my time using DuoLingo. This app was designed specifically for the Irish (and Welsh) languages and it really shows. The explanations of the mutations (eclipsis and lentition) are probably some of the most useful parts of the app, and also the biggest differentiator from duolingo, which just throws the mutations at you without explaining the context. The other reason why I like the app so much is the responsiveness of the developer. Yer man there is constantly updating the app and is always happy to get feed back. I’ve recommended this app to nearly everyone I know who is looking to learn or improve their Gaeilge and will continue to do so. 10/10, love this app.

by Ó *****, 2026-05-23

Literally cannot get past the first lesson. It throws words and concepts at you without telling you the meaning. When there are explanations, they’re very minimal. When you get it wrong, there’s barely an explanation as to what you did wrong or what the question was meant to be. It’s just constantly getting things wrong without ever learning anything from it.