Learn Italian with Flashcards review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick this app if you want to build an Italian vocabulary cheaply, starting with the most common words. It will not teach grammar or speaking, so pair it with a course.

What Learn Italian with Flashcards is

This app does one job: teach Italian vocabulary with a spaced repetition algorithm. Words are grouped into categories, including NVdB-based lists of the most common Italian words and topics such as animals, body and city, and you can add your own words. Each card shows a photo, the phonetic spelling and an example sentence.

Who it suits

• Italian learners focused on vocabulary
• Learners who want the most common words first

Strengths

• Frequency-based word lists, including the top 2,000 and top 5,000 words.
• Phonetic spelling and an example sentence on every card in the screenshots.
• Custom words and categories, plus an import option.
• Works offline and tracks statistics over weeks, months and a year.
• Low price, according to the description.

Limits

• Vocabulary only, with no grammar or conversation practice.
• The free version has a daily limit.
• Location, identifiers and usage data are declared for tracking.
• Rated 13+, with only about 188 ratings.

What the free version does

The description says the free version has a daily limit, and in-app purchases remove that limit. The listing does not say how many words a day the free version allows.

Price

The description lists a 1-month plan at $2.99, a 3-month plan at $6.49 and a 1-year plan at $15.99. The price list on the US App Store in November 2026 shows eight "Full version" items from $1.49 to $16.49.

Privacy

The privacy label says location, identifiers and usage data may be used to track you. Location, identifiers, usage data and diagnostics are collected without being linked to your identity.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a card for "scrivere" with a photo, phonetic spelling, translation and example sentence, buttons to mark the word as known or start learning it, and a vocabulary screen with Top 2000, Top 5000 and topic categories.