Learn words every day in 5–30 minutes: a plan that builds itself
Short daily sessions stick better than rare long ones. In VibeLing you choose the size of your daily plan, and the app fills it with new words and words that are due for review.
How the daily plan works
Sized to your time
5, 10, 20, 30 or 50 words a day is roughly 5, 10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes. We suggest starting with 20.
The plan builds itself
It includes the words you are learning and the ones due for spaced-repetition review. No need to decide what to study today.
It stays put
The plan is built once a day, after midnight. Stop on any question and come back to exactly the same spot.
Daily streak
The app counts how many days in a row you have practised — separately for each language.
How to start
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Choose how many words a day you want to practise.
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Add words — your own or from ready-made themed sets.
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Open the app every day and go through the plan — it takes 5–30 minutes.
A daily plan in 11 languages
Each language you learn gets its own plan and its own streak.
English
Español
Português
Deutsch
Français
Italiano
Română
Srpski
Türkçe
Eesti
Русский
Questions and answers
How many words a day should I learn?
If you are just starting, 10–20 words a day, which is 10–15 minutes. Less but every day works better than rare long sessions. You can change the plan size at any time.
Are these new words or reviews?
Both. The plan holds the words you are still learning and the ones due for spaced-repetition review. A new word comes up to three times a day in its first days.
What if I don’t finish the plan?
No problem: your answers are saved, and the words you didn’t get to go into your next sessions when the plan is rebuilt.
How long do 50 words a day take?
About 30 minutes. 30 words take about 20 minutes, 20 about 15, 10 about 10, and 5 about 5.
Is it free?
Yes, the daily plan and training are in the free version, with any plan size you like.
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