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Asụsụ Ọma

A free web and Android app for learning Igbo with native-speaker audio, short guided lessons, games and folktales.

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Google Play listing updated 2026-10-23. (checked 2026-10-25)

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Is it actively maintained?activesource
2026-10-26
How is the main thing licensed?proprietary or closed source
No license stated.
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How is it mainly sustained?individual with revenue (paid app, tier, ads, or donations)
Free, optional donations; made by Ebenezer Don.
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2026-10-26
Can it run entirely on your own device or infrastructure, without the maker's servers?stands apart partly (some features need the maker's servers)
Phrasebook works offline; the rest is not described as offline.
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Do you need an account to use it?optional account
Sign-in only to sync progress.
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Who is it for?non-developerssource
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Which shared standard or format does it mainly build on?none of these (its own format or interface)
Own lessons and audio.
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Which learning method does the maker put first?stands apart structured lessons and exercises (a course path or drills)
Learn, hear, say, practise.
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What does AI do in the product?Not documented
No AI mentioned.
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How many languages can you learn with it? If it works with content in any language, pick 'any language'.one languagesource
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Where does the material you learn from mainly come from?a library written or curated by people (the maker, teachers, or a community)
Native-speaker recordings.
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How does a learner pay?free, no paid tier (donations at most)
No ads or paywall; donations.
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Does it use game mechanics (streaks, hearts, XP, leaderboards, mini-games)?stands apart a few
Games after lessons; speaking practice has no scores.
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Where is your learning progress kept?stands apart on your device, with optional cloud syncsource
2026-10-26
What is the main way you use it?web app in the browser
Also on Android.
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2026-10-26

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