Verba is a language learning app: words, grammar, listening and speaking in one daily cycle, plus a conversation with an AI partner. A word comes back just as it starts to slip.

A couple of minutes of dictation every morning. Verba brings each word back right before it slips, so the queue gets shorter while the words stay.
A ready-made dictionary for every level, with audio and examples
Any word from a text joins your list in one tap, with its translation, forms and audio
Three buttons: don’t know, partly, know. Verba decides when each word comes back
Today’s words come back in the story of the day, in a podcast and in dialogues, read aloud. A word heard in a living sentence holds better than a word in a list.
The story of the day at your level, with a translation for every line
Podcasts and dialogues, voiced
Questions about the story that you answer out loud
Tap any word to open its card and keep it
Cases, conjugations and forms come with the words. Every word that changes opens its whole table, and a mistake comes back fixed, with a short why.
All forms in one sheet, every ending highlighted
A question for every case and the stress in every form, for Lithuanian
Exercises ask you to write the form itself
A slip comes back as said → better, with the reason in your language
Pick an everyday scene and talk with an AI partner out loud. At the end every answer comes back reviewed: how to say it better and how a native speaker would put it.
Scenes built from the words you are learning
Speech recognition that copes when you slip into your own language
Any phrase you say into the microphone is recognised and reviewed
Your own assistant — Claude, ChatGPT or any other agent — adds the words you meet in a conversation to Verba, with translation, forms and audio filled in. Next morning they are waiting in your dictation.
A personal token for your agent in Settings
Your agent looks a word up, adds it, lists your words and deletes the ones you do not need
An API built for agents: OpenAPI docs and llms.txt
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A couple of minutes on the words that are due today
A quick arcade round on today’s words
Today’s words in one short story, read aloud
This morning’s misses once more, before the day is over
And tomorrow it starts over, with whichever words have come due.
The Android app is on Google Play and the iPhone app on the App Store: they install like any other, and the account, the words and the progress are the ones you already have.
The words come from your day: a shop sign, a letter from the bank, a conversation in a queue. The first meeting asks nothing, it only shows; a word that has settled in gets typed, heard without text and said out loud. In the evening those same words come back as a short story, not a list. Every word comes with audio and, if it declines or conjugates, with all its forms.