Worty FAQ

Because Worty is made for learners. It gives you more than a translation: articles, CEFR levels, verb patterns, examples, and practice tools that help words stick.

Yes. No age restriction has been set — Worty is intended to be available for all ages.

Not yet. Worty is currently available on Android, and an iOS version is in development.

Worty is available on Google Play for Android. The official store link will appear on this website soon.

Worty is built for German learners and currently supports 8 interface languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Polish, Arabic, French, and Hindi. The default language is English.

Yes. You can start using Worty right away and keep your learning on your device without signing up.

Signing in is optional. When you do, Worty currently supports email sign-in. Cross-device sync is not available yet, so your learning stays on your device.

Native Learning is Worty’s way of helping you review words throughout the day with short, lightweight practice moments — through notifications and optional on-screen prompts.

Game Hub includes training for new words, reviewing learned words, German articles (der/die/das), and Verb Rektion. Some modes unlock after you save a few words.

Partially. Your saved vocabulary and some built-in learning data can work offline. Looking up many new translations usually needs an internet connection.

Yes. Worty is currently free to use, and the app is supported by ads.

For now, support is available by email. You can also use the developer contact details listed on Google Play.