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A 57-week German course · A1 review → functional B1 → confident B2

You passed the exam.
Now learn the language.

A structured course for people who already know some German — the grammar rules, the vocabulary lists, maybe even a certificate — but freeze the moment a real conversation moves at real speed. Built around the gap between passing German and speaking it.

Start free Why this exists

57

weeks, A1 review to B2

273

daily lessons built

1,952

activities

469

real-life phrases

Listening-firstNo streaks, no guiltFree — no paywall

This is for you if

  • You've passed a course or exam, but can't hold a real conversation
  • Listening at natural speed still loses you
  • Pronouns, cases, and word order still trip you up mid-sentence
  • You want honest, methodical progress — not a badge for showing up

It isn't if

  • You've never studied German before
  • You're past B2 and want C1/C2 content — the course tops out at confident B2
  • You want gamified streaks, XP, and leaderboards
  • You want lessons improvised on the fly, with no memory of yesterday

How it's different

01

A real 57-week curriculum

Not disconnected, improvised exercises — a complete, pre-built course that builds deliberately from A1 review through genuine B1 to confident B2, recycling every grammar point and every word until it actually sticks.

02

Listening that gets harder on purpose

Four stages, from slow and clear to full native speed with no transcript — because understanding real German means understanding messy, fast, natural German.

03

Spaced repetition that can't be gamed

A lucky multiple-choice guess never counts as mastery. Real progress means recognizing it, understanding it spoken, recalling it cold, and using it spontaneously.

04

Mistakes become practice, not just a red mark

Get something wrong and it automatically re-enters your review queue in its original form — not a flashcard — until you get it reliably right.

05

Phrases for the situation you're in tomorrow

Doctor, pharmacy, renting an apartment, emergencies — hundreds of situational phrases, each tagged with its level and linked to the lesson that teaches its grammar.

06

Pronouns get their own path

Twelve dedicated units on the pronoun and case system — precisely where “I know this in theory” and “I can do this at speed” diverge the hardest.

Why I built this

“The certificate said B1. My actual German said A1–A2. Nothing out there fit that specific gap, so I made the course I needed — and I'm sharing it, free, for anyone in the same spot.”
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