u/Lamamalin

Hey everyone,

I’m building a tiny app while learning French and I’d genuinely love some feedback (especially the honest / critical kind).

The idea came from a pretty simple frustration: there is no good app to learn and practice French conjugation (and practising it in general is a real pain).

So I ended up building something very focused on this. It’s called Croissant Verbs.

The goal is not to “teach French from zero”, but to help you actually internalize verb conjugations through short practice sessions and make them feel intuitive over time.

What it does:

• short, focused conjugation lessons across different tenses
• lots of quick repetition-based quizzes
• tries to turn conjugation from “memorizing tables” into pattern recognition
• designed for 5–10 minute practice sessions you can actually stick to

I’m not trying to pretend it’s a complete French learning solution — it’s more of a small focused tool inside a bigger learning setup.

I don’t have a marketing budget or anything behind it, so I’m mostly looking for early testers and honest opinions.

I’d really appreciate feedback from people learning French:

• does this actually feel useful or too narrow?
• how are you currently practicing French verbs / conjugation?
• what tools do you use for this today?
• am I missing something obvious in how people learn this?

Feel free to be blunt — I’m mainly trying to figure out if this solves a real pain or just something I personally struggled with.

Thanks for reading 🙏

Hey everyone,

I’m building a tiny app while learning Russian and I’d genuinely love some feedback (especially the honest / critical kind).

The idea came from a pretty simple frustration: there is no good app to learn and practices cases and declensions in russian (and practising it in general is a real pain).

So I ended up building something very focused on practising cases and declensions.

It’s called Russian Cases with Anna.

The goal is not to “teach Russian from zero”, but to help you actually internalize declensions through short practice sessions and make them intuitive.

What it does:

• Short explanations on the cases depending on genders
• Lots of quick quizzes to practice more
• Tries to make declensions feel less like “memorizing rules” and more like pattern recognition over time

I’m not trying to pretend it’s a complete language solution — it’s more of a small tool inside a bigger learning setup.

I don’t have a marketing budget behind it or anything, so I’m looking for some testers that are interested, and just your opinions in general.

I’d really appreciate feedback from people learning Russian:

• does this actually feel useful or too narrow?
• is there another good way to learn declensions that you can recommend?
• other russian apps that you recommend?
• am I missing the point completely?

Feel free to be blunt — I’m mainly trying to figure out if this solves a real pain or just a niche obsession of mine.

Thanks for reading 🙏

1 -> Join the following Google Group (button on top) : https://groups.google.com/g/croissant-verbs

2 -> Join the list to get access to the beta test : https://play.google.com/apps/internaltest/4701377725593832209

3 -> Download the app from the Play Store :

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.croissantverbs.app

4 -> Leave a 5-star rating and some honest feedback on the Play Store.

Please keep the app on your phone for 14 days & interact with it a few minutes every day !

Share a screenshot below and your information, I'll do the same for a fair exchange !