AppPage.net

Screenshots

  • Verbly: English Flashcards screenshot 1
  • Verbly: English Flashcards screenshot 2
  • Verbly: English Flashcards screenshot 3
  • Verbly: English Flashcards screenshot 4

About Verbly: English Flashcards

Verbly is a modern SwiftUI-native app for learning English through spaced-repetition flashcards, built around a custom SM-2 engine, IPA transcriptions, and a fully editable widget-based home screen. WHAT'S INSIDE • 5,000+ words and 2,000+ conversational phrases, grouped by topics and CEFR levels (A1–C1). • 60 themes — from basic food and family to finance, work, tech. • 90+ conversational sets — greetings, cafe, airport, work, dates. • Mix — build your own session from any combination of sets. • Custom cards — create your own sets or import lists. • Smart repetitions (SM-2) — a card returns just when you're about to forget it. • Native pronunciation — British, American, Australian voices. • Warm palette — 22 color themes to choose from. • Fully offline — no accounts, no internet, no ads. • Private — all data stays on your device. Made for Russian speakers learning English. Levels A1 (basics) to C1 (fluent). No subscriptions, no analytics, no trackers — just you and your cards.

App privacy

The developer, Oleg Grinevich, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

Alternatives to Verbly: English Flashcards

Looking for apps like Verbly: English Flashcards? Here are 6 similar apps on the App Store.

Verbly: English Flashcards vs. alternatives
App Rating Price Last updated Compare
Verbly: English Flashcards – Free October 7, 2026
Vibit – Free Jul 26, 2026 Compare
LinguaDeck: Flashcards & Vocab – Free Sep 14, 2026 Compare
Learn Chinese HSK 5 Trainer – Free Aug 20, 2026 Compare
Заучи - English – Free Mar 25, 2026 Compare
MiroLang: Учи английские слова – Free May 28, 2026 Compare
Megalife: Learn in Minutes – Free Jul 2, 2026 Compare

Compare Verbly: English Flashcards with the top alternatives: ratings, updates, ASO score and keyword gaps →