Recognition
A picture and a translation — recall the German word with its article.
WBuch splits learning into short blocks at times that suit you: cards in the morning, a text at lunch, a podcast on the way home. The app decides which word to review — right before you would forget it.
You pick the times and the exercises — WBuch reminds you and keeps things in order. Short on time? Ease off. Feeling strong? Push harder. Everything else recalculates itself.
153461min a day
A picture and a translation — recall the German word with its article.
Write the word yourself, letter by letter, umlauts included.
Put the word into a real sentence, in the right form.
Build the word from letters — for the ones that just won’t stick.
Letzten Sommer sind wir in eine ruhige Gegend im Schwarzwald gefahren. Jeden Morgen haben wir einen neuen Weg entdeckt — mal zu einem See, mal zu einem kleinen Dorf. Am Abend saßen wir vor dem Haus und haben über den Tag gesprochen. Neue Orte machen neugierig — auch auf die Sprache.
Every day, a new text at your level, A1 to C2, built around the words you are learning right now. Tap any word to see its translation and form.
Highlighted: words from your cards
160 000+
Conjugations, declensions, verb government, translated examples and pronunciation. The same dictionary as wbuch.com — except any word goes into your cards with one tap.
Open the dictionary — wbuch.comGerman podcasts, YouTube channels and news — by level and topic.
Day streaks, XP and the history of every answer.
The FSRS algorithm works out when a word is about to fade and brings it back exactly then.
One account: start on your phone on the train, carry on at your laptop in the evening.
Free. Sign in with Google, Apple or email.
Yes. WBuch is free on the App Store, Google Play and in the browser.
None — start from zero. Words and texts are tagged A1–C2, and the schedule adapts to your pace.
No. Everything works in the browser at app.wbuch.com, and your progress is shared with the phone app.
Cards are only part of the day. Around them: texts made from your words, podcasts and a full dictionary, with reviews planned by FSRS.
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