Mjølnir Swedish

An amazing spaced repetition app for learning Swedish! The audio is absolutely top tier. You can clearly hear that all the pronunciation is recorded by real people, not AI voices. This makes such a big difference. I love how the app is so well organized and lets you choose exactly what you want to focus on (pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, listening). Everything about it feels thoughtful and complete. I’ve tried so many Swedish apps, and this one is by far my favorite. An incredible amount of work went into it. It does not seem underdeveloped at all (like a reviewer said). It is easy to look at and focus; I like that it is not gamified and flashy, and I hope the developers keep it that way. I highly recommend it.

An amazing spaced-repetition app for learning Swedish! The native-speaker audio is absolutely top-tier — you can clearly hear that all the pronunciation is recorded by real people, not AI voices. This makes such a big difference. I love how the app is so well organized and lets you choose exactly what you want to focus on (pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, listening). Everything about it feels thoughtful and complete. I’ve tried so many Swedish apps, and this one is by far my favorite. An incredible amount of work went into it. It does not seem underdeveloped at all (like a reviewer said). It is easy to look at and focus;I like that it is not gamified and flashy. I highly recommend it.

I really like this app, it’s explanations, and it’s model, but the price feels hard to justify for essentially a flash card app. I know $7-$12 monthly might not be a lot for some people, but where I live that’s only marginally less expensive than my renter’s insurance. I think I would be more inclined to purchase a subscription if A. I could view the cards outside of reviews, B. If there was extra material, say short stories, and C. If I got to see a little more of the program before being prompted for the subscription. It feels hard to judge whether this would be a good investment when I’m barely past Hej and Jag territory. I think this app has a lot of potential and I want it to do well, but for these reasons I don’t think I will continue with it.