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Conjuu review

Freemium#255 of 276 in Language Learning Apps

A strong French verb companion, but not a complete language course.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Conjuu is a language-learning app built around verb conjugation practice, with separate versions for French, Spanish, German, and Italian. The French version is aimed at students and language learners who want structured practice with more than 600 verbs. It combines conjugation tables, tense explanations, usage examples, French-English translation, pronunciation, and tests that can be customized by verb and tense. Progress tracking and error-focused review make it particularly suitable for learners working to improve verb accuracy rather than following a broad course curriculum.

The free plan provides access to two basic tenses. Paid access is organized through one-time in-app purchase options, including All Tenses Unlock, Unlock all tenses, All verbs, Native Pronunciation Pack, Tenses Unlock and Native Pronunciation Pack, and All Features Upgrade. Listed purchase options start at 4.99, while availability and prices may vary by country. The apps are available on iOS, Android, and macOS, giving learners access across mobile and desktop Apple platforms. The separate language versions also keep the experience focused on the selected language instead of combining several languages into one course.

Conjuu’s strongest quality is its narrow depth: learners can concentrate on tense selection, conjugation patterns, pronunciation, and mistakes that need review. That focus should appeal to French learners who already have other ways to study vocabulary, listening, reading, and conversation. It is less suitable for beginners seeking a single app with broad lessons, extensive speech practice, and a complete path through a language. Choose Conjuu for targeted verb mastery; choose a broader language-learning product if conjugation is only one part of your requirements.

Conjuu pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • More than 600 French verbs with regular and irregular groupings
    • Personalized tests target selected verbs, tenses, and recurring errors
    • Conjugation tables include explanations, examples, translations, and pronunciation
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focuses on verb conjugation rather than broader language learning
    • Speech practice is limited to verb pronunciation
    • Advanced content requires separate one-time in-app purchases

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