Grammatisch review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Grammatisch is the app to add when German endings and cases are the problem. It does not teach speaking or listening, so pair it with a course or audio app.

What Grammatisch is

Grammatisch is a German grammar trainer rather than a full course. You pick a topic, such as articles, the accusative and dative, prepositions, adjective declension or Konjunktiv II, and solve dozens of exercises in a row, then see a score and a detailed correction. Each topic also has summaries, tables and lists. The developer says no placement test is needed and the app works without an internet connection.

Who it suits

• Learners struggling with German cases and endings
• Students who want targeted grammar drills offline

Strengths

• Covers the hard parts of German grammar topic by topic, from articles and plurals to the passive and Konjunktiv II
• Detailed correction after each exercise session
• Works fully offline, according to the description
• No tracking and no data linked to you in the privacy label; interface in 12 languages

Limits

• Grammar only: the listing mentions no listening, speaking or vocabulary course
• The age rating notes advertising, so the free version shows ads
• Requires iOS 18 or later
• The listing does not say which topics or how many exercises are free

What the free version does

The app is free to download with ads, according to the age rating. Grammatisch Plus is the paid tier, but the listing does not say which topics or features it unlocks.

Price

Grammatisch Plus is listed at $7.99, $14.99, $33.99, $45.99 and $89.99 on the US App Store in November 2026. The item names do not give billing periods.

Privacy

The privacy label declares no tracking. Purchases, user content, identifiers, usage data and diagnostics are collected but not linked to your identity.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show topics grouped by level (Basics A1 with Bestimmter Artikel and Pluralform, Basics A2 with Dativ and Präpositionen) and an exercise asking for the right article before Kind, with a 10/20 counter.