DayQuizz
Ten fresh questions a day in each of 8 subjects: English, Math, History, Geography, Science, Trivia and two daily themes — keep your streak alive and climb the leaderboard.
Twenty questions, about ten minutes a day. Type, listen and speak your way through English, Spanish or French, from your first words to real conversations. Today’s lesson is free, no account needed.

A short daily habit that fits with your morning coffee, in English, Spanish or French.
A fresh lesson every day: 20 questions across five skills, about ten minutes.
You produce the language every time: type it, hear it and say it out loud.
Got one wrong? Carrots, an AI language buddy, explains the rule in plain words.
New puzzles every day to practice words and grammar.
Intro (Level 0) teaches your first words and phrases in 20 short units.
Schools get Premium for their students, with a teacher portal and a free 30-day trial.
A Lesson a Day is built on one idea: you learn a language by producing it. Every lesson makes you type the answer, listen to it and say it out loud, instead of tapping the right picture.
Each day brings 20 new questions across five skills, about ten minutes in all. Get one wrong and you can ask Carrots, the app’s AI language buddy, why. Beginners start at Intro with their first words, and everyone else picks a level and goes.
English, Spanish or French, with tips in the language you speak. Total beginners start at Intro.
Type, listen and speak. Pause anytime and finish later the same day.
A new lesson every day. A free account keeps your streak and report cards on every device.
Today’s lesson is free every day, with no account and no card.
Yes. Today’s 20 questions are free every day, with no account and no card. Premium is optional and adds practice series, mini-games, Carrots’ explanations and progress tracking.
English, Spanish and French, with tips in English, Spanish or French. Native speakers can also sharpen their own language: spelling, grammar and vocabulary at three levels.
At Intro (Level 0): 20 short units of first words and phrases. Already know the basics? Take the test to skip ahead.
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, and you can add it to your home screen like an app.
Yes. Schools buy Premium for their students, with a teacher portal and a free 30-day trial.
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Ten fresh questions a day in each of 8 subjects: English, Math, History, Geography, Science, Trivia and two daily themes — keep your streak alive and climb the leaderboard.

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