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Lingopus review

Freemium#84 of 276 in Language Learning Apps

A low-cost language app combining adaptive review, AI tutoring, and study games.

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

Lingopus is a language-learning platform for solo learners, classrooms, language schools, and enterprise teams. Its study system combines personal vocabulary decks, dictionaries, flashcards, tests, games, crosswords, hangman, adaptive practice, and spaced repetition. Learners can also work through leveled news, short stories, and structured grammar lessons, while progress, streak, and study-stat tracking provide a view of ongoing activity. The service is available on the web and iOS, with AI features spanning grammar explanations, vocabulary suggestions, speech recognition, and tutor-led conversations.

The pricing structure makes Lingopus approachable for learners who want to start without a paid subscription. The Freemium plan includes personal decks, core learning models, and limited AI support. Plus costs €3.99 per month when billed monthly and adds collaboration on decks, writing and speaking practice with the AI tutor, and AI feedback. Pro costs €7.99 per month on monthly billing and adds almost unlimited AI feature usage, a better speaking experience with the AI tutor, priority support, and early access to new AI features. The paid tiers therefore focus on collaboration, feedback, and more extensive AI practice rather than simply unlocking basic study materials.

Its standout capability is the range of ways to turn vocabulary and language knowledge into active practice. Speech recognition supports real-time speaking work, while the Lina AI tutor handles conversations and role-play around everyday situations. Shared dictionaries and community decks add a collaborative layer, and the mix of tests, games, reading, and grammar lessons gives learners alternatives to flashcards alone. Lingopus suits people seeking low-cost, flexible AI practice across vocabulary and speaking. Learners who need broader platform coverage than web and iOS, or who want extensive AI use without moving beyond the free tier, should consider whether the plan structure fits their study habits.

Lingopus pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Adaptive spaced repetition supports personalized vocabulary review
    • AI tutor offers speaking practice, feedback, and role-play
    • Decks, games, stories, and grammar lessons support varied study
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Freemium plan includes only limited AI support
    • Almost unlimited AI usage is reserved for the Pro plan
    • The listed platforms are web and iOS

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