Learning & Education·Standings
Spanish Learning Apps
Spanish learning apps cover courses, vocabulary review, listening and speaking practice. Match lessons, pronunciation feedback, progress tracking and offline access against the way you study.
After checking the signal score out of 10, look at the individual marks for a public API, open-source code and a free tier. Platform labels show whether an app runs on Android, iOS, the web, macOS, Windows or through an API.
- 60 platforms
- 1 with a public API on this page
- 19 with a free tier
- Checked 10 Oct 2026
- 1 LTLanguage Transferlanguagetransfer.org
A free, open-source app for Android, iOS, and web with offline lessons in 11 languages.
- 2 D
Duolingoduolingo.comA free-plan Spanish learning app with lessons available offline.
- 3 B
Brainscapebrainscape.comA web and mobile learning tool with free and paid plans and an API for connecting other software.
- 4 C
Clozemasterclozemaster.comClozemaster teaches vocabulary by asking learners to supply missing words in thousands of contextual sentences.
- 5 ML
Mango Languagesmangolanguages.comMango is a language-learning platform built to help people speak through real conversations and cultural context.
- 6 L
LingQlingq.comA language-learning service with offline lessons on mobile, web, and a browser extension; paid plans from $8.99 monthly.
- 7 B
Busuubusuu.comA free-plan Spanish app with speech practice and lessons available offline.
- 8 UuTalkutalk.com
uTalk teaches useful words and phrases to help learners practise speaking and listening in another language.
- 9 W
Wlinguawlingua.comWlingua offers self-paced language courses with interactive activities tailored to the learner’s level.
- 10 LLingopielingopie.com
Lingopie teaches languages through TV shows, movies, cartoons, podcasts, news, books and audiobooks.
- 11 J
Jumpspeakjumpspeak.comJumpspeak is an AI-powered language app built around active immersion and speaking in real-world conversation scenarios.
- 12 B
Beelinguappbeelinguapp.comA free mobile app with offline Spanish lessons and an optional paid plan.
- 13 E
Eloquieloqui.esA paid mobile language app with speech practice and personalized review.
- 14 Y
Yablayabla.comYabla provides immersive language learning through authentic videos with interactive controls.
- 15 L
LingoHutlingohut.comLingoHut offers free language learning through practical vocabulary lessons and interactive games.
- 16 M
Memrisememrise.com - 17 S
Speakspeak.comSpeak is an AI-powered language learning app focused on spoken practice, with an expert-crafted curriculum personalized by AI.
- 18 L
Lingodalingoda.comAn online school with live teacher-led classes in Spanish and other languages, available on Android, iOS, and web.
- 19 M
Mondlymondly.com - 20 FFluenzlearn.fluenz.com
Fluenz is a language-learning program with video tutorials, interactive workouts, flashcards, and audio materials.
- 21 D
Dropslanguagedrops.comA Spanish learning app with a free plan, offline lessons, and paid plans from $5 per month annually.
- 22 F
FluentUfluentu.comA Spanish learning app with offline lessons, speech practice, and a free plan.
- 23 L
LingoDeerlingodeer.com - 24 PParrotparrotapp.com
Parrot is a Spanish learning app built around short-form videos with native speakers and comprehensible input.
- 25 M
MosaLinguamosalingua.com
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How to choose
Start with the price model
A free plan can help you begin without a payment. Paid options on the board include subscriptions and products with a stated starting price; Dilo lists a free plan, $29.99 per year paid access and a seven-day trial, while Coffee Break Spanish lists a free plan and paid access from $269.
A free trial is different from a continuing free plan. Check the pricing note for the terms that apply before choosing.
Match the lesson format
Domingo brings together structured courses, video lessons, interactive subtitles, a vocabulary dictionary and flashcard-style review; other listings may center on a narrower study pattern.
For speaking goals, consult the speaking-practice and pronunciation-feedback fields rather than infer those features from a course listing.
Check where you will study
Platform coverage includes Android, iOS, the web, macOS and Windows, with a small set of listings also offering an API. Confirm the platform you need before paying.
Assimil Spanish is listed for Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows. Domingo lists Android and iOS.
Look for tracking and offline use
Progress tracking shows completed work; offline access is relevant for study sessions without a connection. Compare both fields with your normal study setting.
If you need to move learning between devices, also check the supported-platform labels and the app's plan terms.
Review API and licence marks
A public API is a way for other software to connect to an app. Use that mark when integration with an existing workflow matters.
If reading or modifying code is important, review the open-source mark and licence details before deciding.
Questions
Which platforms do these Spanish apps support?
Listings cover Android, iOS, web, macOS and Windows. A small set also lists an API. Check the platform labels for the app and device you plan to use.
Are free plans available?
Each listing indicates whether a free plan is available. A free trial is a separate offer, so review both fields and the pricing note.
What lesson types can I compare?
The fields cover structured courses, video lessons, interactive subtitles, vocabulary dictionaries and flashcard-style review.
How can I find speaking help?
Look at the speaking-practice and pronunciation-feedback fields. They show which capabilities the listing identifies for an app.
What does the API mark mean?
It indicates a public way for other software to connect with the app. Check the listing when integration is important.
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