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Account and billing

Web, iOS and Android

One account covers every device and progress syncs: you can start a session on a computer and continue on a phone. The learning core is identical everywhere — the differences come down to a couple of extra sections that still live only on the web.

Available in every app

  • Your dictionary and daily sessions with reviews.
  • Grammar and radicals.
  • Handwriting practice and phrase drills.
  • Dialogues, situations and reading: texts, news, the daily text.
  • Settings, subscription and support.

Web only

  • The journal — writing in Chinese with familiar words highlighted.
  • The idioms section inside your account.

None of this affects the learning itself: your dictionary, review schedule and progress are the same wherever you study from.

Where to download the apps

The web version runs in a browser and needs no installation. Sign-in is the same everywhere — the account is shared.

Which device suits what

Handwriting is noticeably better on a phone or tablet — a finger or stylus is closer to real writing than a mouse. Long reading and working through texts, on the other hand, are easier on a large screen.

What to do if…

I studied on my phone but the web shows old progress

Reload the page: the web pulls state on load. If the mismatch persists, check that you are signed into the same account in both places.

I cannot find a section in the app that I saw on the web

The journal and the idioms section are web-only for now. Everything else exists in the apps — it may simply sit under a different tab.