Verb Wizard

Name: Verb Wizard
Rating: 4.9 (7 reviews)
Author: Michael Schmitz

By: Michael Schmitz

German Irregular Verbs

Features & Capabilities

Verb Wizard teaches German irregular verbs using eight illustrated mascots that encode vowel patterns, turning tricky conjugations into a memorable visual system. It covers 85 irregular verbs, lets you learn 10 at a time with pictures and native audio, and includes a multiple-choice quiz and an exam mode to test recall. The app also features a full dictionary with instant search, spaced repetition, and offline access.

Designed for A2–B2 learners preparing for Goethe, Telc, or TestDaF, as well as teachers, it offers a quick 2-minute tutorial, a one-time unlock (0.99 EUR) for all eight character groups, video lessons on Präteritum and Perfekt, and progress tracking that helps you study smarter offline.

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App Education Content

By:

Michael Schmitz

Rating:

4.90

(7) 0.10

Version:

2.0.3 Last updated: 2026-05-27

Version code:

886212637

Creation date:

2015-06-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

27.47MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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Developed by:

Michael Schmitz

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/verb-wizard/id998051332

Website:

https://smartergerman.com

User Reviews

First figure out what is going on. When you have done that you are getting your first positive feedback. From then on just enjoy the graphics and the clever mnemonic for learning German irregular verbs.

by tr*****, 2022-10-02

Once you get past the initial and very brief learning curve, this is a very efficient way of memorizing the otherwise difficult Irregular Verbs of the German language. My only criticism is that I wish a brief explanatory lesson was included (perhaps I missed it) on the usage of "hat" versus "ist" on some of these verbs. While it is simple to just memorize these as they are presented with the verbs, it is still nice to understand why they happen to be that way. Otherwise, great art, great technique, simple functionality and usage.