German Growth
🔥 0 🌱 0 Start learning

German · the hard part

Stop guessing
der, die, das.

Noun gender and the case system — the two things every learner stays bad at, drilled properly. A full A1 → C2 course and 4,000+ nouns, free in your browser. No account, nothing to install.

Or get it on iPhone — free on the App Store.

A cherry tree in full bloom, its blossom in the blue, red and green of der, die and das.
…nouns, each with its article
103lessons, A1 to beyond C2
4cases, drilled with the reason

The course

103 lessons up the CEFR ladder — teaching cards, listening, word order, typing and matching. Each one unlocks the next.

Start at A1 →

The feed

An endless stack of one-tap cards — gender, meaning, listening. Swipe through it for two minutes and a rare golden card pays triple.

Open the feed →

der · die · das

Spaced repetition over … nouns, colour-coded by gender. The ones you get wrong come back until you don't.

Start drilling →

The four cases

Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ, Genitiv in real sentences — each answer explaining why that article.

Train cases →

Your garden

Every lesson and every noun you master grows something — and the blossom on the tree is your own vocabulary, one flower per word.

See it grow →

Word list

Every noun with its article, searchable and filterable by topic.

Browse →

Why you are learning this

German and English were the same language two thousand years ago. One of them shifted its consonants and kept its endings; the other did not. That is the whole reason der, die and das exist — and why English lost them.

Read the story of German →

The vocabulary is real

Each noun carries the article a published German reference prints. A large part of them were read out of a printed picture dictionary, page by page — not guessed by a machine.

Here, and on iPhone

In this browser

  • The full course — 103 lessons, A1 to beyond C2
  • der/die/das spaced-repetition drill
  • All four cases, with the reason
  • The searchable word list
  • A garden that grows with every lesson you finish
  • German read aloud, and it works offline

In the iPhone app

  • Everything here, plus:
  • A rules library — grammar, spelling, reading, writing, speaking
  • Pronunciation practice scored on your own device
  • Word of the Hour on a home-screen widget

Download on the App Store →

Free, iPhone, iOS 26 or later. No account, no purchases.

Nothing leaves your device

No account, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking of any kind. Your progress is written to this browser and stays there — we could not read it if we wanted to. That is the whole privacy policy, and it fits on one page.