VocabFreak · changelog

What's new

The features and improvements we've shipped, newest first. VocabFreak is actively built — this is where the changes land.

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July 5, 2026
  • 🇫🇮 Finnish noun casesevery Finnish noun card now shows its full case table, singular and plural — all twelve of talo · talon · taloa · talossa · taloon… — the signature challenge of Finnish, with consonant gradation already applied. From Wiktionary, plus a guide to the cases.
  • 🔤 Swedish word formsevery noun, verb and adjective card now shows its full set of forms — flicka · flickan · flickor · flickorna, springa · springer · sprang · sprungit, stor · stort · större · störst — since Swedish changes word endings instead of adding “a/the”. Straight from Wiktionary, plus a short guide.
  • ⏱ Time in appyour profile now shows both “time studied” and total “time in app”.
  • ✨ Fixes & polishtidier home screen (one clean grid of actions; Free practice and the grammar guides are always there); a study session now clearly shows its mix of reviews + new words, and each card is labelled New or Review (with when you last saw it); the “Skip ahead” placement test now lets you fine-tune how many words to mark as known, with a preview, before anything is applied; the activity heatmap no longer shows a stray day for placement-test words.
July 4, 2026
  • 📊 Your Profilea daily streak, an activity heatmap, time studied, and an estimated level (A1 → C2).
  • 🔔 Daily remindersopt in per language for a morning and an evening nudge in your local time, only on days you haven't studied yet.
  • ♾️ Study at your pacea daily pace up to Unlimited, a “Learn more” button to go past it, free practice that never touches your schedule, and a “✓ I already know this” shortcut.
  • 🔊 Listentap any word to hear it spoken aloud.
  • 🇫🇮 A bigger Finnish deckexpanded to roughly the 5,000 most common words, ranked from a balanced corpus so the order reflects real everyday usage — plus a searchable Dictionary.
  • 🌍 More languagesSwedish (1,000 words) plus Russian, French and Japanese demos, each with spoken forms — unlocked with Pro.
  • 📖 How it worksa page explaining the method, and the app moved to its own home at vocabfreak.com.
July 3, 2026

🎉 VocabFreak launched

  • Learn a language by its most common words first — starting with the 1,000 most frequent Finnish words, each with a real example and the way it's actually said out loud (mä oon, not just minä olen). Spaced repetition resurfaces every word right before you'd forget it, a placement test lets you skip what you already know, you set your own daily pace, and Google sign-in keeps your progress synced across every device.

See also: how the method works · spoken Finnish · open the app