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The free stuff is great. The speaker speaks slowly and pronounces every syllable and it’s easy to understand, but you only get the first lesson free. Once they trick you to buy the full language, it’s a different speaker who speaks incredibly fast and half of the recordings are incomplete. Just do the free trial, then uninstall for a better app.

I purchased all the lessons for a year to learn Croatian. I wish it would have been a one time purchase to justify the expensive price (close to 50 dollars for a year). My major qualm with the app is that it will teach you sentences to say if you’re a male speaker. I was not aware of this until my Croatian boyfriend pointed it out I was using a lot of phrases in a masculine way and not the feminine form. I’ve already spent 10 hours using the app and have gone through the lessons in order, and it does not point this out. I suggest asking the user to input their gender and teach them sentences one would use for their specific gender, or at least make it more clear certain words need to change if you’re female.

The app is just okay. Not horrible, not great. I started using it because it has (Serbo-)Croatian, and none of the other popular language apps did. It has errors, but fewer than Drops. It also has a lot more grammar than Drops, which is almost exclusively vocabulary. It is more flexible than Duolingo, in that you don't have to finish earlier things before going to more advanced things, but I think this is because Duolingo has a lot more grammar, and thus needs that structure. The best thing, perhaps, is that you can also use the web site. That may seem like small potatoes but it's actually very nice to have that option if you don't feel like using a small screen. The worst thing is that the UI is not great. Drops and Duolingo stand out as the best for UI, and even Memrise has a nicer UI than this. But that's a small thing in the end.