Every balloon carries a word. Pop the right one before it sinks β and Poppy remembers what you forget, so the right words come back at the right time.
Poppy is a real game with real stakes β not flashcards wearing a costume.
Meet ten new words at a time. Hear them, see them, pop them β then prove it in a quick quiz until every word is mastered.
Three hearts, falling balloons, rising speed. Pop until you drop, chase your best score, and build combos along the way.
Poppy watches what you miss and how fast you answer β and calls you back exactly when a word is about to slip away.
A real spaced-repetition engine sits under the game. Every pop, miss, and hesitation teaches Poppy when to ask you again.
Every word you learn becomes a balloon in your own sky. Strong words float high. Fading words sink β until you save them.
Full vocabulary decks plus the alphabets β Hangul, Hiragana, and Katakana β with audio from native-speaker voices.
Don't know a word? Swipe up and Poppy reveals it β no guessing games that trick you into thinking you've learned.
In 1885, Hermann Ebbinghaus measured how fast memories fade β within days, most of what you learn is gone.
The fix is reviewing at the right moment, just before you forget. Poppy times every review for you, so a few minutes a day beats hours of cramming.
You can try Poppy for free. Keeping full access afterwards takes a subscription β one plan, everything included, cancel anytime.
Yes β that's exactly who Poppy is for. Complete beginners start with the alphabet itself, one letter balloon at a time, and graduate into words.
Flashcards test you. Poppy plays with you β falling balloons, hearts, combos, golden rounds β while a serious spaced-repetition engine quietly schedules everything underneath.
iPhone and iPad, with one subscription covering both. Your learning progress lives on each device.
A Learn session is about three and a half minutes for ten words. A few minutes a day is genuinely enough β the schedule does the heavy lifting.