What are Packs?
If you’ve noticed a change in how your learning content is organized, welcome to Packs!
Packs are a cleaner, more flexible way to organize the vocabulary you know and love. Think of them like music albums in a library; instead of following one rigid path, you can now pick the specific "album" or collection of words you want to focus on.
Why the change?
We moved from the "Language Voyage" path to Packs to give you more freedom. Many learners told us they wanted to jump between topics based on their current interests. Packs allow for:
More Flexibility: Hop between different Packs whenever inspiration hits.
A Sense of Achievement: Packs are shorter and easier to complete, giving you more "wins" along your journey.
Better Discovery: It’s now much easier to find specific categories, from travel essentials to niche interests.
How do Packs work?
While the look has changed, the way you learn remains the same. You’ll still enjoy the same 5-minute sessions, visual associations, and fun interactions.
For Free Learners: You follow a simple, natural progression within each Pack. Once you finish one topic, the next one automatically unlocks.
For Premium Learners: You have full freedom to jump into any topic within any Pack at any time.
Where is my progress?
Don’t worry, your hard work hasn't disappeared!
In Progress: Any topics you were currently working on can be found in the "In Progress" section on your Home screen.
Mastered: All the content you’ve already completed is safely stored in the "Mastered" section.
How to navigate the new layout
Home Screen: This is your dashboard for what you are currently learning.
Explore Page: Head here to browse the full library of Packs. You can explore by category, skill level, or interest.
Completion: Once you finish all the topics in a Pack, you'll receive a completion milestone!
If you have any questions about the new layout or need help finding a specific topic, please reach out to our support team by clicking the "Contact Us" button at the bottom of the page.
🌐 The English version of this article is the original. Translations into other languages are automatic, we apologize for any errors.
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