Duolingo review 2026
The habit-forming free app with 40+ languages; great for daily practice, thin on grammar
Is the Duolingo Worth It?
Best free language app. Duolingo is the app most people will still be using in six months, which counts for a lot. It scored lowest on the test because it gamifies recognition more than production and explains little. Use it daily and learn grammar somewhere else.
Duolingo Pros & Cons
- Free tier covers the whole course
- Streaks and leagues built a daily habit better than any other app
- 40+ languages including Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi
- Best apps and widgets in the test
- Grammar is rarely explained; lowest A1 score of the mainstream apps
- Ads and the hearts system interrupt free users
- Speaking practice is minimal without Max
Duolingo at a Glance
Rubric v1: Teaching method 30 · Measured result 25 · Languages & depth 15 · Value 20 · Experience 10. Score = Σ ÷ 10, locked Sep 11, 2026. How we rank.
Where to buy — prices checked Sep 11, 2026
Duolingo specifications
Why it scored 7.8
Duolingo is the app most people will still be using in six months, which counts for a lot. It scored lowest on the test because it gamifies recognition more than production and explains little. Use it daily and learn grammar somewhere else.
Where it loses
Measured result — 58% on the A1 test.
Still the right pick for
Daily habit and vocabulary, free.
Changelog: Sep 11 — rank 3 → 4; Sep 11 — rank 4 → 5 · all changes