Changelog
What is new in VocaFlare? Follow every update.
Lessons that fit your level, and your own scenarios
- Conversations now adapt to your level: beginners get short, simple sentences and it scales up as you do
- Take a level test in each language you learn, right from settings
- Warm-up quizzes now show a hint when the blank could take more than one word, and accept any answer that truly fits
- Finish a level test and see your result
- Organizations can add their own role-play scenarios: describe an idea and we build a coherent scenario for your learners
- Review cards now speak: tap the speaker to hear the word in your tutor's voice
- Gentle home-screen nudge for guests: link your account so your progress survives even if you delete the app
- 'Already have an account? Log in' link on the welcome screen: existing users can skip onboarding and sign in directly
- Fix: logging into your account no longer sends you back to onboarding; returning users go straight to the home screen
- Voice preview when picking a tutor: tap a tutor and they greet you in their own voice, in the language you're learning
- Leaderboard now has global and class rankings: see where you stand among everyone, and compete within your class if you're in one
- Paragraph test: we generate a level-appropriate text from your collected words, then ask mixed questions about it (comprehension, fill-in-the-blank, inference)
The XP system, explained, plus this week's updates
- Speaking practice: every message you send earns 10 XP
- Task completion: finishing a task on your path by speaking earns 25 XP
- Warm-up quiz rounds: a correct answer earns 10 XP on the first try, 5 XP if you opened a hint, 2 XP on a retry; the total is added when the round ends, and extra practice rounds keep earning XP
- Daily test: 5 XP per correct answer
- Limits: at most 100 XP per action and 1000 XP per day
- Warm-ups now mix different exercise types in the same round
- Learning paths now progress separately per language
- Tutor conversations now sound more casual and closer to spoken language