Listen, review, retain.
No streaks-for-streaks’-sake, no points to grind. Just three small steps that compound — five quiet minutes a day, and a deck that does the remembering for you.
Listen to a five-minute episode
Each lesson is a short, natural Serbian conversation — generated for your level, never longer than your commute. The transcript highlights every word as it’s spoken, so your ear and eye learn together. Tap any sentence to loop it; switch between Latin and Cyrillic without losing your place.
Review the words that matter
The words you just heard become flashcards. See the Serbian, recall the meaning, then grade yourself honestly — Again, Hard, Good, Easy. That single tap is all the algorithm needs. Every card carries a translation; a deck can’t even publish if one is missing.
Retain it without re-studying
This is where FSRS earns its keep. Each grade reshapes the schedule, so a card you found easy won’t bother you for nine days, while a shaky one comes back tonight. You see each word right as it’s about to slip — the most efficient moment to remember it.
Designed for the long game.
The details that make five minutes a day actually add up.
Generated for your level
Episodes are written to your current ability, so you’re always stretched just enough — never lost, never bored.
Hear it the way it’s said
Natural pacing and a karaoke transcript train your ear for real speech, not textbook diction.
Honest by design
No fabricated streaks of progress. The schedule reflects what you actually remember, gently and accurately.
Try the loop yourself.
Your first lesson is free, and so is the habit it starts.